A mod that allows you to change the color of the chocobos living on Gran Pulse

You can download and read up the installation instructions from the mod page linked below:
https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasy13/mods/39

This GUI app allows you to control the volume levels of the music in FFXIII, with the help of a slider.

Download this app from the nexus page below:
https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasy13/mods/36/

For app usage, please refer to the appropriate modding framework instructions given in the nexus page above.

This is a GUI app that allows you to control the volume levels of the music in FFXIII-2, with the help of a slider.

Download this app from the nexus page below:
https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasyxiii2/mods/6

For app usage, please refer to the appropriate modding framework instructions given in the nexus page above.

This mod allows you to change the default victory fanfare tracks to a select list of fanfare tracks from other FINAL FANTASY games.

You can download and read up the installation instructions from the mod page linked below:
https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasyxiii2/mods/5

Square Enix did a poor job when compressing the audio for the pre rendered Bink movie files on the PC version.

This mod adds in higher quality audio tracks taken from the PS3 version's pre rendered movie files and patches it into the PC version's pre rendered movie files, thereby improving the quality of the audio and makes them sound nice and clear.

You can download the mod from this nexus page linked below and follow the instructions in the description page to install the mod.
https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasy13/mods/34

This mod allows you to change the victory fanfare theme to the one present in FINAL FANTASY VII, FINAL FANTASY X, FINAL FANTASY X-2, and FINAL FANTASY XIV A Realm Reborn games.
If you wish to go back to using the default fanfare of the game then that is also possible as well.

You can download and read up the installation instructions from the mod page linked below:

https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasy13/mods/32

burnhell lähetti viestin:

Nice, is there a Volume Slider for FF13 too?

Yes there is one available for 13. you can find it here:
https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasy13/mods/29

If you wanted to control the volume levels of the music or outright mute it for some reason, then this mod is for you.

You can download the mod from this nexus page here:
https://www.nexusmods.com/lightningreturnsfinalfantasy13/mods/8

Follow the instructions on the nexus page to know more about this mod and how to use it.

This is my first program that I have ever written, so the UI can look somewhat simple and a bit dull.
Now if in case the app gets flagged as a virus, then please whitelist it in your anti virus software or disable the software temporarily so that this app can be allowed to function.

Tagman115 lähetti viestin:

Are you sure? I've compared PC and console playthroughs and I can definitely notice the audio quality dip. In some cases it's fine (I mainly remember battle and overworld voices being fine) but in a good deal of cutscenes there's a massive difference. Here's a cutscene that stood out to me:
PS3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CtEQ3GYCao
PC: https://youtu.be/dtAsCuOFOKI?t=2102

I am gonna check that cutscene out ingame on PC and see if it does sound like that on my end. In the video it does sound like the audio is being muffled a bit and this I believe is due to the surround sound implementation on PC which is not good.

From what I have found digging around the game's sound files for speech, music, sfx and voiceovers the PS3 version uses MPEG layer 3 for audio and I assume the file is in mp3, while the PC version uses ADPCM and I assume the file is in .wav. all of them are stored in scd container files which is a propreitary
The file on PC has a higher bitrate than the PS3 one and I would naturally say the one with the higher bitrate clearly wins out. but after hearing some of the speech files multiple times, I wasn't able to hear any difference in the quality and I would assume my headphones aren't really that good at identifying the quality difference here.

The PC version has an higher quality music, sfx, and voice overs compared to both the console versions. you probably got confused with the pre rendered cutscene audio, as they are the ones on PC that have an lower quality audio.

Well that is also an non issue as of now if you are using my FMV audio mods for XIII-2 and LR. XIII-1 also has an similar such mod by another modder as well, so audio wise the PC ports are better or on par with the console versions.