Serenity Frost

So I've been looking around for some sort of tutorial on making soundets for BG2 and have been failing. Thing is, I've made soundsets for NWN2 (I know. They were for NWN when I started, but when NWN2 came out I figured I'd just make them for it, this was before I knew the controls in NWN2 were horrid) so converting them to be usable in BG2 shouldn't be too difficult. I just don't know what to name everything or what all sounds I'd need to add/remove. Nor do I know what awkwardly specific wav format is needed.

http://www.youtube.c...1/0/C6M9MsFqEVg

You can find previews to the sets in the above link. The video descriptions provide links to where you can download them in the NWN2Vault.

I also had two others that were once exclusive to a NWN2 rp module that I've not been able to join in some time.

A kobold
http://www.fileplane...Kobold-Voiceset

and a mute.
http://www.fileplane...2-Mute-Voiceset

It took me a long time to hunt those down now that Bioware doesn't have the NWN2 forums and the Isandor forums (the module they were exclusive to) is also down.

No previews for those, so if you're wanting to hear them you'll have to download them.

So a good friend and myself were wanting to play the Baldur's Gate Trilogy together over a wireless LAN of some sort. (She's in the UK right now so it's pretty impossible to just hook up via an Ethernet to play.) I know that back in the day mac/pc multiplayer was out of the question, but I was wondering if BGT would do the trick. If I recall the reason the crossplatforming didn't work was due to proxy incompatibilities. I can't find any information on it though since the bioware forums are gone.

If BGT can't help me out here does anyone know something that can? Surely to goodness someone has managed to figure this out by now. d: Thanks for any help in advance!