Why would I "break" my tool, fix yours instead.Well, if custom tracks do have them then you should probably fix your program if you want maximum compatibility
Break? If someone wants to use your tool to convert a custom track with does have a reference table, wouldn't it be a problem?Why would I "break" my tool, fix yours instead.
Try this link: https://app.box.com/s/tzn5ohyh90viedu3u90w2l2pmp2bl41t
Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions...ad-decoder-library-libmad-function-mad-stream
Please let me know whether it works.
Whenever I convert any audio to BRSTM/BCSTM and play it back, the resulting audio is the source file repeated and with a fadeout at the end. I have no idea what's causing the fade out, can anyone help??
Can someone plz help me when I try to open this application I keep getting the same error idk what to do I uninstalled the program like 4 times and reinstalled it again but keep getting the same errorBRSTM/BCSTM/BFSTM Conversion Tool
Latest version: 2.0 BETA
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BRSTM/BCSTM/BFSTM Conversion Tool is an audio to BRSTM converter with the following features:
It uses froggestspirit's and soneek's converters for BRSTM → BCSTM/BFSTM conversion.
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Changelog:
Known bugs:
Future features (maybe):
You will also notice that if you use the automatic quality ("Limit bytes to: ") the conversion is slower. You can set the "Precision" to an higher value if you have a slow CPU.
BRSTM/BCSTM Conversion Tool is released under the GNU General Public License version 3 (or later). The tools included are released under their respective licenses.
This is a BETA version. If you find any bugs please report them.
How to install/run (please read before reporting bugs):
- Extract the archive of the GNU/Linux version
- Install install-dependencies.deb (not needed if you have Wine and SoX installed)
- Double-click on BRSTMConversionTool
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- Extract the archive of the GNU/Linux version
- Install wine, sox, libqt5widgets5, libqt5gui5, libqt5core5a and optionally, libsox-fmt-all and php7.0-cli (on older distros install php5-cli instead).
- Double-click on BRSTMConversionTool
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- Extract the archive of the Windows version using 7-Zip or a similar tool to a directory that does not contain spaces
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- If you want MP3 support (though I recommend using lossless sources instead), put libmad-0.dll into tools\sox
- Double-click on BRSTMConversionTool.exe. If you have any issues, try running it as administrator by right-clicking on it and selecting "Run as administrator" instead.
- If you have trouble converting MP3 files, try converting them to FLAC or WAV first.
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Converting the .wav file I'm using creates a file less than 1kb that's just a high-pitched noise. Do you know any reason why?
I redid it according to what you said, and it's working now. Thank you very much!
Actually it could be, in order to boost MK8 songs because SFX is too loud compared to the music...
Anyways, I just converted this and used it for MK8 on the Mute City DLC track, this is just too awesome !
Is there a way to create a surround file wiiu sound file ? I decoded an original MK8 track as wav with 4 channels with Looping Audio Converter then reencoded it with your app but got a stereo only file.
you mean they created every track with surround and it's unused by the wiiu ?
I can confirm it does though. you just need a receiver that plays raw 5.1 sound. (Nintendo has this kind of surround since the GC actually but never payed for the dolby digital licence, so their 5.1 is raw/uncompressed)
I can confirm it does though. you just need a receiver that plays raw 5.1 sound. (Nintendo has this kind of surround since the GC actually but never payed for the dolby digital licence, so their 5.1 is raw/uncompressed)
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