GTA Vice City Rip [Full Audio Radio] Update

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It sounds like you're talking about a warez version of the game because that's the only reason I can think of why there is no audio in cutscenes and on the radio. If that's the case we can't help you.


I was playing around with some audio files from the pre 2012 steam version of Vice City to get some of the old songs back and, somehow, this seems to have fixed the annoying radio bug where changing stations often would lead to the radio to just be silent and you had to reload a save to fix it.


"Tape" requires the player to copy the songs from an audio CD to the Xbox in the "Music" menu of the original Xbox Dashboard[2], so that the game can read the songs from the Xbox hard drive. After that, the songs can be played in the game from a common vehicle changing the radio station until they reach "TAPE", also, the player can change the music in the game with the D-pad.


"Tape Deck" requires the player to create a music playlist on their iOS device named "VICECITY", and add songs to that playlist. After that's been done, they must start up the game, be in any civilian vehicle, and keep changing the radio station until they reach "Tape Deck", which is between Wave 103 and "Radio Off".


In the code, it's referenced as "music" rather than radio. The term radio is actually is used for the police radio (like the one that plays when you get into police vehicle.) When you get into taxi/police car, instead of normal music, the sound of the police/taxi radio plays.
Playing music in the vehicles is one of the MusicManager class' duties. MusicManager is a global static singleton instance. The term music is used as some audio asset that is not a SFX. Since there's always one music playing at the time, there's a general method for playing the current track, referred to as front end track which gets a track id as the input. This method is called several times because many differnt conditions in the game start any music; such as you literally starting the radio, mission ending, you changing sound/radio settings in the menu, etc.
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However the more I thought about this, the more I also realize that these days people listen to music mostly on streaming services. A more advanced feature could be one where the game has a sort of audio input that listens to whatever the user chooses to assign to.


A compilation of higher quality radio stations straight from the mobile release of GTA LCS, combined with the removed tracks from the PS2 version and converted to the audio format of the GTA VICE CITY based mod GTA RE:LCS.





This is a 
list of radio stations in Vice City
, including their file information. Radio stations are long stretches of audio that can be only heard while the player is in a vehicle. Some vehicles are restricted to only one station. In the PC version, radio station audio are in ADF format located in the Audio directory. In the PS2 version, they are in VB format located in the audio\Music directory. In the Xbox version, they are in standard WMA format located in the Audio directory. Textures of radio icons as seen in the pause menu are located in the fronten2.txd file. Opcode 041E is used to set the radio station in the script.


Lazlow is the host of radio station Integrity 2.0 in 
Grand Theft Auto IV
 (2008) and 
Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City
 (2009). Integrity's sole program consists of his on-site reporting from around Liberty City. The content of this show is more profane than previous installments, with the character's justification being that he's "fed up with the system." He provides the ZiT! service, where listeners can request the artist and title of the song currently playing on the radio. He is also credited among others for creating the conversations of pedestrians in Liberty City. He has an in-game criminal record, as can be seen in the Liberty

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