The Feeble Files
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Understood. Thanksclem wrote:He meant you should get the daily SVN snapshot .exe file for windows from the ScummVM downloads page. If you install it, you have a tools\ subdirectory in your ScummVM directory which should contain all the tools (including encode_dxa)Sordid wrote:Or did I get something wrong?
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No. It was added for testing purposes and appeared to be less efficient than pure DXA. I.e. compressed files are bigger. No decoder was implemented for this format and we have no plans to do it.noize wrote:I saw ZMBV compression was added to encode_dxa.
Is it ready for use in ScummVM, and is included in the daily snapshot?
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I tryd to compress it, but the help with the syntax is very hard. Can anybode wrote here a Sample how to convert the speech files to ogg vorbis?eriktorbjorn wrote:The development version of the compress_simon tool can compress the voices.wav files for The Feeble Files though.john_doe wrote:Or do you mean if it can compress the speech, too? That it can't do
What i have to set, there are so many parameters, and i am german, its really hard to understand
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I used, quite simplyFeebleFiles1 wrote: I tryd to compress it, but the help with the syntax is very hard. Can anybode wrote here a Sample how to convert the speech files to ogg vorbis?
What i have to set, there are so many parameters, and i am german, its really hard to understand
Code: Select all
compress_simon --vorbis voices1.wav
compress_simon --vorbis voices2.wav
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when are you going to add adpcm support?
eriktorbjorn wrote:I used, quite simplyFeebleFiles1 wrote: I tryd to compress it, but the help with the syntax is very hard. Can anybode wrote here a Sample how to convert the speech files to ogg vorbis?
What i have to set, there are so many parameters, and i am german, its really hard to understand
Sure, there are a lot of parameters you could use other than that, but only if you're not satisfied with the defaults oggenc provides. (The compression tools work by invoking lame (for MP3), oggenc (for Ogg Vorbis), or flac (for FLAC) repeatedly, but as long as at least one of them are installed where the tool can find it, it should be ok.)Code: Select all
compress_simon --vorbis voices1.wav compress_simon --vorbis voices2.wav