Downloading Sound Files from MTH Website

probably because your using windows 10! a way around that is to save as to a target by right clicking on the mouse and then save as to where you want the download to go, then you wont get the hieroglyphics. actually they look like triangle on there side a full page of them.

ok try what I said and it will work just fine!

ps I can send it to here if you give me the engine item number for mth web sight

Alan

is it a 30-2385-1 Texas special if so here are the sound files for upgrade or proto 2 sound files.

Alan

Firefox.

Alan Mancus posted:

probably because your using windows 10! a way around that is to save as to a target by right clicking on the mouse and then save as to where you want the download to go, then you wont get the hieroglyphics. actually they look like triangle on there side a full page of them.

ok try what I said and it will work just fine!

ps I can send it to here if you give me the engine item number for mth web sight

Alan

Thank you for posting this.  It really helped me today!

your more then welcome!

I want to use the 20-20679-1 or 2 sound file (they are VIA F40PH PS3 engines) in a my 20-2604-1, a VIA F40PH PS2 engine.

My current 20-2604-1 original sound file has been replaced by the 20-2907-1 sound file (they are both VIA F40PH PS2 engines)

Please tell me if this transfer is possible.

Thank you

PS3 sound files can only be loaded into PS/3 or PS32 boards.  Although some PS3 sound files actually are PS2 sound files, this particular one is too big to be a PS2 sound file and also too big to fit into the PS2 board memory.

Thank you very much gunrunjohn

Is there a posibility or a technique (the ADPCM for exemple) to extract the F4PFA segment(s) from the 20-20679-1 or 2 sound file (they are VIA F40PH PS3 engines) and use it to replace the current F4PFA sound segment of my 20-2604-1, a VIA F40PH PS2 engine?

On that matter, I have some questions:

1-Where can I download the Mark DiVecchio ADPCM program?

2-Where can i find the voltage of a locomotive board?

3-Where can I find the amount of electronic space (in megs) on its board to accomodate a sound file?

4-Where can I find (short of downloading it) the electronic volume (in megs)of its sound file?

Is there a single reference to answer all these questions (Barry's 0 gauge companion for exemple)?

Thank you very much.