.ogg sound in Arma

[Ext3rmin4tor]

I'm trying to play a sound in a script. The  file is the Geiger counter sound and I converted it from .wav format into .ogg with Audacity but the game doesn't play it. The Cfgsound classes in Description.ext are correct, so I'm wondering if there are specific values to use for ArmA .ogg files (i.e. bitrate, frequency, ecc.)? I used this program also for musics and it works perfectly so I don't know why it doesn't play the sound.

[WinKIller0]

Can't tell for sure but I have this problem too with some files. Don't know what causes it but you just can't play this file even if everything would be O.K.

I think you should try to change the file a bit (so the 101010 line would be a bit differen) and rename the newly made file something else like from sound1.ogg to copy_sound_22.ogg and make a new description "call" for the file (dunno if you should leave the old description line there though) then it should work*, at least I think I made few files roll wiht that tactic

*Really can't tell for sure, it was this or I just got lucky

[Tyger]

so I'm wondering if there are specific values to use for ArmA .ogg files (i.e. bitrate, frequency, ecc.)?

Yes 

	Music	Speech	Radio
Freqency	44100kHz	22050-44100kHz	11025-44100kHz
Bit-size	16bit	16bit	16bit
Stereo/Mono	Stereo	Mono	Mono
Bitrate	Constant	Constant	Constant
Length	Any length	Any length	Certain size

Sorry i forget the size, but i'm sure you'll find out if you need to.. lol 
Anyway, the biggest reason for sound failure is that you've compiled at a non-constant bit-rate or that you compiled in the wrong stereo vs. mono.

[EDIT] Any bit rate is compatible, as long as it is constant.

[Ext3rmin4tor]

Probably I compiled the file with stereo output and not mono since usually the default option is stereo.

EDIT: Lol now don't laugh at me but I found the error... In the sound path I put

sound[] = {"Sound\GeigerCounter.ogg", +10db, 1.0};

instead of

sound[] = {"\Sound\GeigerCounter.ogg", +10db, 1.0};

and the game couldn't read the path correctly