Minecraft end.ogg file? [closed]
Zoe Patterson
Published May 06, 2026
In my Minecraft folder, I went into my Minecraft mob sounds folder named "enderdragon". I just assumed that that is where all the enderdragon sound effects are kept, and I was partially right. I found a file called "end.ogg". I clicked, it, and it played an eight second song about a person being a milkman. Is that some sort of easter egg in Minecraft? Oh and, I am using 1.8
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It is likely that someone trolled you with that sound file (does anyone other than you have access to your computer?). end.ogg is the enderdragon death sound played upon defeat of the boss (while it is blowing up/glowing/dropping XP and the end portal).
The original file is 257,102 bytes or about 251 KB. Seeing as your copy of the file is 238 KB it is clear the file you have is not the original.
Besides all this, as I was looking around through my files I found out that Minecraft no longer stores its sound files in the resources folder. Sounds are now indexed by the version of the game you are currently playing, so for example, if you play Minecraft 1.8.x the index file will be .minecraft\assets\indexes\1.8.json.
To find an individual sound file in the index first find its original directory name (for end.ogg this would be minecraft/sounds/mob/enderdragon/end.ogg) in the index, then keep track of the first 4-6 digits in the "hash" value for the sound file.
"minecraft/sounds/mob/enderdragon/end.ogg": { "hash": "**53cc18**90ebea833d3964c7dd1c90676650e34404", "size": 257102
},**strong text**Finding the location of the new file only depends on the first 2 digits but the file itself contains the entire hash (although you can usually identify a single file by the first 4-6 digits in the hash).
Go to .minecraft\assets\objects\ and find the file with the same name as the hash code you found in the index. File extensions (such as .ogg) were stripped, but if you copy the file out of that folder to somewhere that won't be deleted next time you start the game (such as your desktop) you can re-add the extension and use the file as you normally would.
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