How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

[SECElit3]

Getting a lot of PMs on how to add stadium sounds to the game and just wrote this up for another guy:


Here are the steps: Easy as "Pie"

1. Burn the songs to disc as an Audio CD

2. Insert the disc into your 360 - The 360 will automatically go into it's media player and you will see the list of songs and a button to rip the songs

3. Rip the songs to your 360 Hard Drive - Click Done (all songs on the disc are ripped as an album)

4. Go to the selection for album, select the song, and click play song (You must do the following for each song) - The individual song begins to play

5. Click the button that says edit or save playlist, save the song as it's own playlist (Repeat 4 and 5 for each individual song) 30 songs - 30 playlists, 5 songs 5 playlists (Kapeesh?)

6. Insert NCAA, go to settings, custom stadium sounds, and create new event,

7. Choose the team, event, and playlist. Rinse and Repeat for all events up to 50 (Make sure to save your profile if you don't have the autosave selected)

Feel free to hit me up via meebo or pm if you get stuck! Good luck!

[dymndheartkilla]

Re: How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

this should really be a sticky. unbelievably helpful. and i almost missed it

[Pogo27]

Re: How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

You don't have to put the songs on your Xbox 360 HDD. From your computer's hard drive, you can play them if they are shared files.

[gbx34]

Re: How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

You don't have to put the songs on your Xbox 360 HDD. From your computer's hard drive, you can play them if they are shared files.

I tried that they dont work in game
what do i do? The preview plays nothing ingame

[Pogo27]

Re: How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

I tried that they dont work in game
what do i do? The preview plays nothing ingame

I had the same problem at first.

If the preview plays nothing, then the problem I had was that the PLAYLISTS where shared files in my shared folders, but the SONGS where not shared or in shared folders.

Once I moved the songs into shared folders and made sure they were all shared (which can be very easily checked from the dashboard), remake all of the playlists and try again and it should work.

[IUfootball4]

Re: How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

I downloaded some of the sounds that people have posted on here and tried to put them on my XBOX 360. Everytime i put the music on there, the music plays but it won't rip to the hardrive. Anybody know what I could do?

[bamabound2010]

Re: How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

I downloaded some of the sounds that people have posted on here and tried to put them on my XBOX 360. Everytime i put the music on there, the music plays but it won't rip to the hardrive. Anybody know what I could do?

im having the same problem what is up it only shows a white x and rips only some of them

[GiantYankee]

Re: How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

I downloaded some of the sounds that people have posted on here and tried to put them on my XBOX 360. Everytime i put the music on there, the music plays but it won't rip to the hardrive. Anybody know what I could do?

You have to burn to a CD and not use a flash drive. I also use ITunes to burn the CD. Ironically using media player or Zune doesn't work for me.

[risewithus56]

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When I put the CD in, my Xbox doesn't recognize that there's anything in the disc slot. If I put NCAA in there it recognizes, but if right after or right before I put in the CD, it purrs a little bit like normal but then says "Open Tray." Any suggestions?

My Windows Media Center won't open on my Xbox or my computer, but why would that affect the Xbox just reading the disc?

[SECElit3]

Re: How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

Make sure you are burning your CD as an Audio CD and not as an MP3 CD

iTunes has the best free built in Audio CD burning software in my opinion for burning stadium sounds.

Also, I would suggest using CDRWs - DVDs do not work.

[nosa85]

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Thanks a bunch. I find this very helpful

[GiantYankee]

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I'm trying to use ur stadium sounds to make sounds for my teambuilder team. I tried copy/paste from your Michigan, Auburn, etc folders into my "NY Generals" folder. The problem is that tveristy doesn't recognize my file. I didn't change the files, I just tried putting files from the individual schools into my tb file. Do you have any ideas to what I can do?

[SECElit3]

Re: How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

I'm trying to use ur stadium sounds to make sounds for my teambuilder team. I tried copy/paste from your Michigan, Auburn, etc folders into my "NY Generals" folder. The problem is that tveristy doesn't recognize my file. I didn't change the files, I just tried putting files from the individual schools into my tb file. Do you have any ideas to what I can do?

Yes, Tversity is probably recognizing the files. Your XBox isn't! NCAA recognizes an mp3 file only if there is a playlist file associated with it. The M3U file tells the xbox where to look for the MP3 so you must have an m3u file for every mp3 file. What I would suggest is downloading a rar file from one of the team folders in my shared directory. Any of those rar files will contain an m3u file. M3U files can be edited via notepad. open one of my existing m3u files with notepad and replace the mp3 name with the name of your mp3 within the directory shared to tversity. Do this for all mp3s (one m3u file per mp3) and tversity will work. If you still have troubles, feel free to hit me up on IM

[GiantYankee]

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Yes, Tversity is probably recognizing the files. Your XBox isn't! NCAA recognizes an mp3 file only if there is a playlist file associated with it. The M3U file tells the xbox where to look for the MP3 so you must have an m3u file for every mp3 file. What I would suggest is downloading a rar file from one of the team folders in my shared directory. Any of those rar files will contain an m3u file. M3U files can be edited via notepad. open one of my existing m3u files with notepad and replace the mp3 name with the name of your mp3 within the directory shared to tversity. Do this for all mp3s (one m3u file per mp3) and tversity will work. If you still have troubles, feel free to hit me up on IM

Elite,
I deleted the m3u files before placing in the folder. Didn't know what it was! How are you creating the M3u files? Thanks!

[bogeyexpress]

Re: How to add stadium sounds to XBox 360

Thanks for posting this. I have wanted to add sounds, but wasn't sure how to get the sounds onto my 360. Thanks.