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Changing All System Sounds on PS4
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Tutorial
I. Changing Login Sound- The login sound can be found in : /preinst/priv/systembgm/ and the file is called bgm_login.at9.
- A .wav file can be easily converted via at9tool.
- To change it, bgm_login.at9 needs to be replaced or renamed to bgm_login.at91 etc, via Full r/w FTP such as OrbisFTP.
- Reboot.
II. Changing Background Music- The background music can be found in : /system_ex/app/NPXS20001/systembgm/ and the file is called bgm_main.at9.
- A .wav file can be easily converted via at9tool.
- To change it, bgm_main.at9 needs to be replaced or renamed to bgm_main.at91 etc, via Full r/W FTP such as OrbisFTP.
- Reboot.
III. Changing System Sounds- All the files can be found in: /system_ex/vsh_asset/ and the file is called Sce.PlayStation.PUI.rco (previously named Sce.PlayStation.HighLevel.UI2.rco, not sure at what point a new firmware changed that).
- The .rco can be easily extracted via cxml-decompiler.
- The files converted will be in a .vag format. Most of them are 0:01 or 0:02 seconds in time, in .vag 4-bit ADPRCM 438kps at 48kHz stereo files.
- A .wav file can be easily converted via MFAudiov11.
- The system sounds are named randomly in numbers and letters, however a description of each file is included in the decompiled .xml file.
Example of some file names:
56EE0770.vag - default homescreen sound
74C05F5C.vag - back menu sound
15AA1C1E.vag - pop-up/prompt sound positive
69F5140F.vag - notification sound
AA49BE90.vag - trophy sound
11D917FE.vag - navigation back game
6F9CDE26.vag - logout sound
BE5AD806.vag - login sound
5320D326.vag - pop-up/prompt negative sound
B69D1B60.vag - back menu from game sound
21FFB5A9.vag - boot game sound
- Unfortunately here is where the progress ends, next and last step would be recompiling the .RCO file and replacing it via Full r/W FTP such as OrbisFTP, however no such program/script exists as of now.
- Reboot.