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To take a screenshot in Battlefield Vietnam you can press the PRINT SCREEN key and a screenshot will be placed into memory.

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This method may only work if you are using a No-CD patch however, so if it doesn't work use the first method.Įither way, I recommend disabling the startup movies as skipping them speeds up loading the game and reduces memory usage. bik files from here (SkipIntroBFV.zip, 1Kb) and place them in your movies folder.

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To save you time, you can download these blank.

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bik movie files, then replacing them with 0Kb text files renamed to Intro.bik, Legal.bik, Dice.bik and EA.bik.

A second method involves simply going to your BF:V Movies folder, typically under Program Files\EA Games\Battlefield Vietnam\ and backing up the existing.

Now whenever you launch BF:V from this icon, it will skip the startup movies. Now simply put a space after the last " and add "+restart 1" (without quotes). In the Target box you'll see something like: "C:\Program Files\EA Games\Battlefield Vietnam\bfvietnam.exe".

Right-click on your Battlefield Vietnam game icon and select Properties.

To skip these movies automatically each time you start BF:V, you can try one of the following methods:

These can add a not insignificant amount to the memory overhead of the game, and certainly add to loadup times. Note that for the best chance of success, make sure the mp3s are encoded in standard MP3 format at 128kbps.īattlefield Vietnam has several introductory movies showing the EA and DICE logos and the long main movie sequence. To import music into BF:V, simply place your favorite mp3 files in the Program Files\EA Games\Battlefield Vietnam\My Music folder. Only you can hear your own music, so if you're in the mood you can sing along with Celine Dion and noone else in the game will be any wiser about your secret shame. Note however that the music you import and play during the game will not be heard by others in the game, even if they have the identical song loaded up in their BF:V. If on the other hand, you are getting tired of these tracks and want to import your own music to play in Battlefield Vietnam, there is a simple way of doing so. Within it Rat will show 16 tracks, which you can then highlight and click the 'Extract' option on the menu to extract.

Download and run the Rat.exe program, browse to the above directory, and click on the music.rfa file. You can extract and convert these files using RAT. These tracks sit in the music.rfa file in your Program Files\EA Games\Battlefield Vietnam\Mods\BfVietnam\Archives directory. In-Game Music: When you are in a vehicle during a game of BF:V, you can bang out some tunes by using the 0 button (that's zero, not 'O'), and selecting a track.In the new box which opens, click the 'Output type' button, and select the format - I recommend. bik files labelled Track1.bik through to Track15.bik, and then click the 'Convert a File' button. Once downloaded and installed, launch the RAD Video Tools (radvideo.exe) and browse to the directory mentioned above.

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wav, you will need to download the free RAD Tools. To extract and convert them to a common format like. These tracks reside in your Program Files\EA Games\Battlefield Vietnam\Mods\BfVietnam\Music folder as.

Menu/Loading Screen Music: There are fifteen tracks which can be heard playing when the game menu is open, or when maps are loading up.

There are two sets of music used in BF:V, and the extraction method for these differs: These tracks, which were popular back then and remain popular today, can be extracted so that you can listen to them outside of the game.

One of the main ways in which Battlefield Vietnam creates a late 60's/early 70's atmosphere for the game is through the use of period rock music.