This is going to sound totally lame but I just have to ask. I have a serious problem with insomnia and since I have been replaying VV1 in anticipation of VV2 this week I have only been able to fall asleep this week when the music is on in the background. Thus, I have to leave my computer on all night in order to get some good sleep but boy, do I sleep like a rock when I do!! Okay, so my question is, can I get a sound track for this somewhere, even somewhere where I can upload it to my computer and maybe download it to an MP3 player or something of that nature. Please HELP!!! I love the noises in the background of the clinking bottles when they are researching.

In all fairness, I told you this was going to sound lame before you read it so please don't make fun.....

I think you could copy the sounds file in the VV folder, and put it somehow, into an MP sounds folder.

Okay, but here is the rub. I am no computer guru. I like to play around on it but that's as far as it goes. I amazed myself the other day when I was able to make a signature for myself on a different site and it actually worked. So how is this possible?? Help please???

All the sound files are in ogg format, so you would need a plug in to convert most likely. And keep in mind they are copy protected. But if you go to the folder you installed VV to, you should see a folder called sounds. If I remember correctly the files you are looking for are called song1.ogg, song2.ogg and song3.ogg.

Put your MP into your computer then go into the VV sounds file, and copy each sound file, into the MP file.

Okay, I will try that. Thanks guys!!!!

Hm, best of luck to you! I'm the same with computers -- got an alright knowledge of them, but what you're asking seems a bit more than this brain could handle!
Hope it all worked and such.

Most sound players do not come with ogg drivers, but you can download patches that will. I use a program called dppoweramp to convert sound files on the fly. I've had it for serveal years, so I don't remember what I paid for it, but I don't think it was too much.

I tried everything I could think of, but alas, nothing has worked for me. Will just have to wait for the soundtrack to be released on CD, wink!!!

I like the Background music its the Sound effects that are annoying

What would you be using to play the songs at your bedside? A CD player (needs .wav files) or an mp3 player?

You can convert the files from ogg to mp3 or wav with a free conversion program. There are a page of them HERE .

You could convert the ogg files to wav files and burn them to a CD yourself, or convert them to mp3s and then just load them on your mp3 player.