ogg extension to play the sound, or the file you found is not a sound file. If this fails too, then it either means the media player you use does not have a proper. If the media player you have cannot play the file, try renaming it with ".ogg" at the end. The first two letters of the file name ("c1") will match the folder that the file is in as well knowing this can help locate specific files faster.Īfter locating the file, you can test it to make sure it is the right one by playing it with a media player that is able to play.
Perform a search in the directory objects under assets and you should find a file with the same exact string this is the file "menu1.ogg", one of the pieces of music that plays on the menu screen. Once opened, you may find something that looks like this: Programs such as Notepad++ are recommended to help make the file more readable. Select the version you want and open the sounds.json file with a program that supports it, such as Notepad. macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/assets/objectsįind the folder indexes, which is found under the same assets folder as objects, where the sound files are indexed and logged in the sounds.json file.Windows: %AppData%\.minecraft\assets\objects.The sound files in version 1.7.2 (specifically 13w42a) and above are scattered and hashed into different folders, which are located in: The sound file for versions after 1.7.2 is located in the indexes directory:ġ.8 macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/assets/indexes/1.8.jsonġ.11 macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/assets/indexes/1.11.json 5 Extracting Minecraft music On Windows (via Windows Subsystem for Linux).
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