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Title: Wave2Lip With XP
Post by: Cedaie on 25 Aug 2002, 16:51:18

Grr, I've trie everything, each compatibility, the files i want are mono 16-bit, what else do I need to do!!!

 :help:

Title: Re:Wave2Lip With XP
Post by: seanver on 25 Aug 2002, 17:10:33

What is "everything"? You need 16-bit, mono .wav files.

Title: Re:Wave2Lip With XP
Post by: Cedaie on 25 Aug 2002, 17:33:46

have you got Win Xp mr.devil.

Everything means all that is supposed to be done before it, also, does wavetolip actually open to a screen like usual, or is it drag and drop?  ???

Title: Re:Wave2Lip With XP
Post by: seanver on 25 Aug 2002, 17:37:15

It is drag and drop. A .lip file may be created in the original wav's folder. And my nick's SeAnVeR, just I didn't know what to put there, and I put TAsmanian Devil, I think I have to change it to avoid misunderstandings :P

Title: Re:Wave2Lip With XP
Post by: Cedaie on 25 Aug 2002, 18:19:36

no .lip for me, It waint workin' i ran a little test with my CPU Usage, and when I dropped the wav into the program icon my CPU Usage went upto 30% so something must be happening

and have you got XP Mr.Iknowwhothedevilis

Title: Re:Wave2Lip With XP
Post by: seanver on 25 Aug 2002, 18:23:07

No, i don't have it. I'm afraid of strange windows, I use and I'll use forever win 98, it isn't the better at all, but I know it, I know how to deal with it  :P

 Mr. SeAnVeR aka devil

Title: Re:Wave2Lip With XP
Post by: Messiah on 25 Aug 2002, 20:25:34

well - are you sure you installed it to the desktop?

and it places the new lip file where the wav came from

Title: Re:Wave2Lip With XP
Post by: Sui on 26 Aug 2002, 04:18:36

/me comes into the thread with a dramatic flare

I've got XP! :D

This is how I got it working (I have never had a problem with the bloody thing ;))

• Put the wav2lip.exe file in a directory called wav2lip (note no spaces)
• Copy the .wav file into the same directory (C:\wav2lip)
• Drag it over the wav2lip.exe. No window pops up, it takes about half a second, and then there's a .lip file in the same directory
• Put the .lip file in the missions/sound directory... and I'm away laughing
• *Pause for laughter*

Simple as following those 3 steps... hang on.. 5 steps? I'm sure there were less than that when I did it...

Anyway, It's as easy as falling off a log, no need to over complicate things ;D

Title: Re:Wave2Lip With XP
Post by: Cedaie on 26 Aug 2002, 06:51:45

Sefe your a blimmen legend, u know that, it worked, just had to change the directory to wave2lip, the program must put the .lip file in a directory with the name wave2lip, eniwheys cheers a heap fellas  ;D