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Simply right click on your chosen Audio Wave Container, select "Export to WAVE (.wav)", or click on it & press Ctrl + S, choose your location and export it there. There are in fact numerous ways of going about how you extract the contents of the Audio Wave Containers/.AWCs.īut let's start with the basics, as you most likely just want the audio. STEP FOURNow, to extract the contents, you can't simply extract the.

Simply proceed from there & you're in the game files. Once you've done that, OpenIV will remember it, so it's a one-time task.

64bit: My Computer > "" (Usually C:) > Program Files (x86) > Steam > Steamapps > common > Grand Theft Auto V.

Since I use the Steam version, I'll be able to give you an example of what you're looking for: If this your first time exploring the game files, OpenIV will ask you to locate the game folder, or more specifically, the folder containing the game's executable/.EXE ("GTA5.exe" in Grand Theft Auto V's case).

STEP TWOOnce you have installed OpenIV, simply go to Grand Theft Auto V from the list of games that the tool supports (Which also includes Grand Theft Auto IV, Episodes from Liberty City & Max Payne 3 at the time of this guide's creation) and click "Windows" (Although it will surely get you what you want just by clicking the games, as the tool does support Grand Theft Auto V for Xbox 360 & PlayStation 3, as well as having currently unreleased functionality with Red Dead Redemption, it's best for me to guide you good & proper).