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wss files are proprietary BI sound files created by WaveToSSS. Wss files are optimal for the engine except a long audio that needs to be streamed - for that ogg format is best. | wss files are proprietary BI sound files created by WaveToSSS. Wss files are optimal for the engine except a long audio that needs to be streamed - for that ogg format is best. | ||
To use, simply drag a 16-bit mono | To use, simply drag a 16-bit mono audio file into the WaveToLip.exe. It will then generate the lip file to the same directory/folder as the source audio files. | ||
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==WaveToSSS== | == WaveToSSS == | ||
It can play wav, wss or ogg files or directory (wave2sss -play <directory> ). It can also convert wav file to wss. | It can play wav, wss or ogg files or directory (wave2sss -play <directory> ). It can also convert wav file to wss.<br> | ||
Wave2SSS is available {{Link|http://www.kronzky.info/tools/wavetosss.zip|here}}. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:11, 28 April 2023
WaveToLip
WaveToLip is an application that generates a lip files (*.lip) from wav, ogg or wss audio files supported by Bohemia Interactive's engine. A lip file accompanies a sound file meant for spoken words in a mission. The file lip-syncs the month of the charter to the spoken words in a sound file. It shares the same name of the sound file and must be in the same folder.
Example: talking1.ogg talking1.lip talking2.ogg talking2.lip
NOTE: ogg files are actually sound files encoded with the Ogg Vorbis codec developed by Xiphophorus software, http://www.vorbis.com/. wss files are proprietary BI sound files created by WaveToSSS. Wss files are optimal for the engine except a long audio that needs to be streamed - for that ogg format is best.
To use, simply drag a 16-bit mono audio file into the WaveToLip.exe. It will then generate the lip file to the same directory/folder as the source audio files.
Tip: Add a short-cut of the WavToLip program to Windows Send To folder (C:\Documents and Settings\<your user name>\SendTo ). This will let you simply right click on a supported audio file wav and select "send to" and WaveToLip.
WaveToSSS
It can play wav, wss or ogg files or directory (wave2sss -play <directory> ). It can also convert wav file to wss.
Wave2SSS is available here.