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V-Rock - Classic GTA Radio Pack (version 1.6)
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\patch\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 1950-1995 and 2120-2230
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\patch\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 1950-1995 and 2120-2230
Първо качено на: 10 февруари 2019
Последно обновено на: 23 февруари 2019
Последно изтеглено: преди 4 часа
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V-Rock - Classic GTA Radio Pack (version 1.6)
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\patch\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 1950-1995 and 2120-2230
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\patch\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 1950-1995 and 2120-2230
Първо качено на: 10 февруари 2019
Последно обновено на: 23 февруари 2019
Последно изтеглено: преди 4 часа
@sjaak327
That works fine for me. Thanks for that. Now i can hear the music from older gta i played and still play
The only issue is the very slow website used to get the download from
@sparkycat That website has a 500/500 fiber connection, no idea why it is slow for you.
@sjaak327 Well these are my speeds: http://prntscr.com/nlh3l3
Ill try again because it said it would take an hour before
I guess at the time it redirected me to a mirror that was slow, it downloaded in 1 pico second now.
@sparkycat :)
Can I install this into a FiveM server?
@Kcsaints66 No expert on fivem, so I don't know.
https://forum.jvangent.com/download/v-rock.zip
Website doesn't load in Firefox or Chrome.
Did load today... keep trying folks
@sjaak327 The quality of the GTA SA stations is very low compared to the VC ones, do you think you could do anything about this?
Yep, https://forum.jvangent.com/download/v-rock.zip (aka v1.3) also does not work for me. @felixmustdie Can you please send me a copy of this? Or maybe @sjaak327 might still have a copy?
@late4work That link works for me ? it's on my own server, surely that link should just work.
@sjaak327 That's strange. I tried multiple browsers and even the wget command but still no luck. wget told me "failed: Bad file descriptor." Could you temporarily upload it to somewhere like Dropbox or MEGA?
By the way, I am looking for the following versions: 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6
I notice they all link to the same location on your forum. If you could send me copies of each version I would be truly grateful.
@sjaak327 since the casino update the ifruit radio icon is missing. looking into the gfx. but i dont know where to fix this issue. can you fix it?
@F5544 i ship the community radio hud. It has not been updated yet.
@sjaak327 I am grateful. I am digging into it. But you need to do everything in hex
how can i change the timestamps in SoulWax FM? i compared the hashes from trackid.gxt2 with the ones inside the OAC and they differ.
Can someone share the 1.6 pack the download link from sjaak327 don't work anymore :(