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Title: wave2lip doesn't work
Post by: blackbuddy on 06 Nov 2005, 14:30:27

Hey guys

In the snYper manual was a url from a nice site that text converts to spoken speech into a .wav file
http://www.research.att.com/projects/tts/demo.html
It works great with ofp but if I put these .wav files into wave2lip, nothing happen
Normal spoken words in a microphone just work normal with wave2lip

Could anyone help me out?

Title: Re:wave2lip don't work
Post by: Trapper on 06 Nov 2005, 16:17:05

Created a short "hello" at this site, dragged it right on wave2lip, and it created a lip file.

Maybe the .wav extension got lost when you renamed the long filename?

Title: Re:wave2lip don't work
Post by: nominesine on 06 Nov 2005, 17:31:07

waw2lip has two requirement that must be met:
1) The program must be placed in the root folder of your HD (or al least have a folderpath without any [SPACEBAR]'s). I have mine directly in c:\waw2lip
2) The .wav files must be in the correct OFP format before they are converted into lip files

Title: Re:wave2lip don't work
Post by: Planck on 06 Nov 2005, 17:33:58

Ok, blackbuddy,

I tried the same as you.......I typed in some text which the site converted into a .wav file for me.

I downloaded the .wav file and checked that the .wav file was 16 bit mono, then converted it to a .lip file with WavToLip.

Everything worked just fine, I now have a lip file to go with my .wav file.

All I have to do now is convert the .wav file into an .ogg file and put the .ogg and .lip together wherever I want them.


Planck

Title: Re:wave2lip don't work
Post by: blackbuddy on 06 Nov 2005, 18:41:37

Yeah thanks everybody

it's working now
i did as nominesine said and put wave2lip onto my root folder
it is working now

and again thanks to everyone

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