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I'm sorry for a stupid question, but the guide says it like the Steam version actually has the soundtrack. Is that true?
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Carnage: I'm sorry for a stupid question, but the guide says it like the Steam version actually has the soundtrack. Is that true?
The game has recently been readded to steam, this has also had the music removed.
What gets me is if a game had the licensing to have that music in it, it doesnt matter if its 2,3 5, 10 or 20 yrs down the line and the game still (but not that ofeten) works on current systems, should not matter about soundtracks, it was in at the creation with royalties paid. Should be there forever.
Just like Alan Wake games. I would expect to see this return then minus the music. But then thats half the game gone.
So I got the new steam version, used the bottom one and there is no sound folder that was extracted? Tried using the extracter on the .dta but the bar doesnt move


EDIT: Okay it seems it was because the sounds was already there so the xtractor was getting confused, I deleted the original folder and the xtractor worked fine
Post edited November 25, 2017 by TheLeadZebra
Me again, so I just started playing and the intro has no sound, and I'd assume all cutscenes will be the same. Does this mean I have been unsuccessful in restoring the original music...or?
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TheLeadZebra: Me again, so I just started playing and the intro has no sound, and I'd assume all cutscenes will be the same. Does this mean I have been unsuccessful in restoring the original music...or?
It looks like it. There should be sound in the intro. I can't comment on the Steam version, but in the GOG version (which I'm playing) there is definitely sound in the intro.
Post edited November 27, 2017 by RetroCodger426
After about 10 attempts :P I was able to restore the original music. Thanks.
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mwnn: Here's a list of files that have been altered in the GOG release of MAFIA:
https://pastebin.com/cm489NEb

METHOD 1 - English version - Copy original files from discs

> Delete the SOUNDS folder from C:\GOG GAMES\MAFIA
> Download the following archive from MEGA or GOOGLE DRIVE:
https://mega.nz/#!ilYHFI5I!TBkB0e05WxvkO4-_BtVZJkuuNoNIGF8Ac5vpVP3EtMw
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bx_3QB-krnyDMTFQbDFYaFNRb2M/view?usp=sharing

> Extract into your installation folder i.e. C:\GOG GAMES\MAFIA
It's another self extracting 7zip archive. I've included A0.DTA (Sound FX) and AB.DTA (Music)
http://www.kamalook.de/Mafia/DTA.html

METHOD 2 - Should be Multi-lingual - Replace just affected music tracks with corrected ripped music tracks
Thanks to andreasmaureder for posting this

Foreign speakers will want to use just the corrected music tracks:
http://www93.zippyshare.com/v/R4HPmjMg/file.html

> Extract the archive.
> Copy the extracted SOUNDS folder over the existing SOUNDS folder in the MAFIA folder.
> English users can use this too if they wish.
Thank you for the help
I seem to have music in the cut scenes when I started the game after trying to put in the original music but I seem to have no voices.

Not sure what I did wrong.
Thanks for your help, Mafia without music isn't Mafia at all :)
Just out of curiosity, has anyone looked into the blanked-out .ogg files in <Mafia DIR>\sounds\MUSIC to see what all of the 6KB (blanked out) ogg files should be? It'd be nice to have someone that knew which song was , for example, city_music_15.ogg.... Seems like if you just wanted background music, you could look into those files.

Note that because of this discussion (awhile back ) I realized how interesting Django Reinhardt is. And then, listening around to some of his stuff it reminded me of the game from years ago.
Thank you so much for your work. I just started playing the Steam version with the old .dtas added and it does make the game so much better. Django unchained.
Greetings. This is my first post - and the purpose is to say THANK YOU to those responsible for putting the music track back on Mafia. Your work has benefitted many of us....and is much appreciated.
We need such great tutorial for Mafia II too!!!
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To restore the original music in Mafia II download this files and overwrite the files in your Mafia II folder with it!
Ugh, I messed with this for a bit before I figured it out. OP should amend his ... OP, to include that if you own the gog version, you should DELETE the sounds folder entirely in your mafia installation, and copy the 2 .dta files to the main mafia folder.
Post edited April 04, 2018 by Jinxtah