Voice Set Modding acm2wav.exe?
Varwulf
Member Posts: 564
Greetings adventurers,
Awhile back I asked if anyone knew of a program that converts .wav formatted sound files to the .wavc formatted voice set files from IWD and IWD2. No one seemed to know what I was talking about. I've made a Deekin voice set using sound files from NWN, and I have other ideas in mind too, but I cannot get them to play in BGEE or BG2EE, I think, because they are still .wav and not .wavc.
I stumbled on some files today while going through my computer and found the acm2wav.exe, which I think might be the program I used long ago to convert .wavc to .wav (so I could use some of the voice sets for a little application I made for fun).
Anyway, is anyone familiar with this program at all? Does anyone know if this might be the program I need to make my Deekin and other voice sets work in the EEs?
I do not know enough about the IE sound files to make that judgement call. Maybe this'll jog someone's memory
An excerpt from the readme file:
Awhile back I asked if anyone knew of a program that converts .wav formatted sound files to the .wavc formatted voice set files from IWD and IWD2. No one seemed to know what I was talking about. I've made a Deekin voice set using sound files from NWN, and I have other ideas in mind too, but I cannot get them to play in BGEE or BG2EE, I think, because they are still .wav and not .wavc.
I stumbled on some files today while going through my computer and found the acm2wav.exe, which I think might be the program I used long ago to convert .wavc to .wav (so I could use some of the voice sets for a little application I made for fun).
Anyway, is anyone familiar with this program at all? Does anyone know if this might be the program I need to make my Deekin and other voice sets work in the EEs?
I do not know enough about the IE sound files to make that judgement call. Maybe this'll jog someone's memory
An excerpt from the readme file:
Usage:
acm2wav filename.acm
run in dos prompt
Meaning that the acm2wav.exe and the file you want to convert to wav (*.acm)
must be in the same directory. So for instance, if you wanted to convert
maintheme.acm you would type:
acm2wav mainthem.acm [press Enter]
That's it... the rest is done by the program and the output is the
mainthem.wav file (which you can later convert to mp3 if you want).
wavc filewhatever.wavc filewhatever.wav
acm2wav filename.acm
run in dos prompt
Meaning that the acm2wav.exe and the file you want to convert to wav (*.acm)
must be in the same directory. So for instance, if you wanted to convert
maintheme.acm you would type:
acm2wav mainthem.acm [press Enter]
That's it... the rest is done by the program and the output is the
mainthem.wav file (which you can later convert to mp3 if you want).
wavc filewhatever.wavc filewhatever.wav
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