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Rubble_Maker

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Sound conversion problems
« on: 09 Jul 2003, 17:07:36 »
Hi

I'm converting my .wav sounds (in 16-Bit mono Signed) to .ogg sounds using dbPowerAmp (like most ppl do, I guess), and some sounds I convert just do not work in OFP! They're correctly converted and all, but OFP dont play them (but doesnt show any error). Any idea what this is? I thought it might have to do with the length of the wav sounds, i.e. that some sounds are simply too short to be converted, but I noticed that often the sounds that do not work are actually LONGER than those that work.

I'm confused!

Offline Burn

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Re:Sound conversion problems
« Reply #1 on: 09 Jul 2003, 17:46:02 »
 :-\Err... It should have something to do with the filesize :-\?!?!
Those files that don't work and are longer than those that work, are they converted to the same quality, do they have a larger filesize ???
I don't think a filesize of 10kb or less is large enough.
Could that be the case ???

Rubble_Maker

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Re:Sound conversion problems
« Reply #2 on: 09 Jul 2003, 23:07:23 »
They're 20 to 60 KB in size. Acually some of the 20Kb ones did work, but the 60Kb ones didn't. They are all the same quality.