Gaulish Gaming Banquet: editor

pegperegogaucho

I believe the only restriction is that it has to be mono and that the encoding has to be something specific (like 16-bit PCM or something, not sure right now)

pegperegogaucho

But other than that it is as easy as clicking a button

rat_min

alright, ah if it's 8bit, i am gonna have to find a new sound editor, the video editor i use can't export Wave in 8bit i believe But thanks for that info still !

hesopesomeso

8-bit PCM??? Not 16-bit PCM?

pegperegogaucho

I just checked, the game uses 16bit PCM, looks like I misremembered :Obelul:

rat_min

nvm i guess i ain't changing it lol

rat_min

ah well i tried one but i got a error, most likely skill issue lol

rat_min

it says the file doesn't contain uncompressed mono 8/16bit PCM wave data idk what it means by uncrompressed, but the file is already in 16bit & is mono. i'll try something else.

rat_min

i do get a assertion failed message too

pegperegogaucho

mabe try a sample rate of 22050Hz

rat_min

i'll try that

adrientd

Can you check the format with VLC? Supported formats are: - unsigned 8bit PCM - signed 16bit PCM - 32-bit floats The editor will convert to 16bit PCM when importing.

rat_min

okay so it worked, the problem was the sample rate

rat_min

after changing it to 22 050Hz, it managed to get imported into the asterix editor

rat_min

i managed to import the wav file, problem was the sample rate. or was there something else you wanted to see ?

adrientd

Ah ok, then in that case the error message is misleading :Obelul:

deathhound246

not directly related to the editor, and unsure if its the same in XXL (im hoping it is), why are the speech files named like this and what does it mean? i've tried to compare the file name with their hashes in various algorithms (sha1, md5 etc) but nothing matches. more just curious about it

adrientd

They look like GUIDs

adrientd

In fact, the 9th digit is always 4. Meaning it is a GUID type 4.

deathhound246

how can i find the guid of a file xd

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