Putting games on your PSP

DrMcCoy · Post by **DrMcCoy** » Thu May 22, 2008 7:34 am

temporaryscars wrote:So where did I go wrong?

Reading the instructions.

temporaryscars · Post by **temporaryscars** » Thu May 22, 2008 7:36 am

DrMcCoy wrote:
temporaryscars wrote:So where did I go wrong?
Reading the instructions.

If you aren't going to contribute, then why are you posting here? I did exactly as he said. Saying "reading the instructions" doesn't really help much. Which part did I get wrong exactly?

Post by **eriktorbjorn** » Thu May 22, 2008 7:40 am

temporaryscars wrote: So where did I go wrong?

Assuming the error message is accurate, it seems to describe it pretty well. It says "Please copy the SPEECH.CLU files from Broken Sword CD1 and CD2 into the "SPEECH" subdirectory"" and "Please copy the music files from Broken Sword CD1 and CD2 into the "MUSIC" subdirectory". A directory is referred to as a folder in some operating systems. You don't seem to have a SPEECH or a MUSIC folder, so you'll have to create them and move the appropriate files into them.

You'll probably find that your MUSIC1 and MUSIC2 folders have some files that appear in both, but in that case they should be identical, or close enough to identical that it makes little difference.

DrMcCoy · Post by **DrMcCoy** » Thu May 22, 2008 7:41 am

the command prompt wrote: Please copy the SPEECH.CLU files from Broken Sword CD1 and CD2 into the "SPEECH" subdirectory and rename them to SPEECH1.CLU and SPEECH2.CLU

Please copy the music files from Broken Sword CD1 and CD2
into the "MUSIC" subdirectory.

You did neither. Instead, you've got the SPEECH1.CLU and SPEECH2.CLU in the main directory and copied the music into MUSIC1 and MUSIC2.

temporaryscars · Post by **temporaryscars** » Thu May 22, 2008 7:47 am

Fair enough. Round 2!

So I did that, and got this:

So now what? That's all gibberish to me.

DrMcCoy · Post by **DrMcCoy** » Thu May 22, 2008 8:02 am

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compress_sword1 --mp3 .

"--mp3", not "--MP3". It's important.
The ".", because it expects a directory where it can find the SPEECH and MUSIC directories. "." is always the current directory.

clem · Post by **clem** » Thu May 22, 2008 8:05 am

temporaryscars wrote:Fair enough. Round 2!

So I did that, and got this:

(screenshot)

So now what? That's all gibberish to me.

Which version of the tools are you using? The help screen is slightly different for me with current tools: the parameters expected here are:

compress_sword1 [params] <inputdir>

so I guess you need to run something like

compress_sword1 --mp3 C:\mybs1files

Your tools version might work that way, but I guess it's always recommended to update to a current version (daily SVN download, the tools are in the tools\ subfolder)

hope that helps,
clem

temporaryscars · Post by **temporaryscars** » Thu May 22, 2008 8:07 am

DrMcCoy wrote:Type
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compress_sword1 --mp3 .
"--mp3", not "--MP3". It's important.
The ".", because it expects a directory where it can find the SPEECH and MUSIC directories. "." is always the current directory.

Ok, I did that, and I still got the screen I posted in my last post.

md5 · Post by **md5** » Thu May 22, 2008 8:09 am

Did you put the dot in the end?

It's got to be like this:

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compress_sword1 --mp3 .

(note the dot)

temporaryscars · Post by **temporaryscars** » Thu May 22, 2008 8:09 am

clem wrote:
temporaryscars wrote:Fair enough. Round 2!

So I did that, and got this:

(screenshot)

So now what? That's all gibberish to me.
Which version of the tools are you using? The help screen is slightly different for me with current tools: the parameters expected here are:

compress_sword1 [params] <inputdir>

so I guess you need to run something like

compress_sword1 --mp3 C:\mybs1files

Your tools version might work that way, but I guess it's always recommended to update to a current version (daily SVN download, the tools are in the tools\ subfolder)

hope that helps,
clem

Well, I got the tools from the downloads section, and it's the only "tools" file available, so I can only assume that they're the most recent.

But yeah, what you posted doesn't really help. I don't know what any of that means.

clem · Post by **clem** » Thu May 22, 2008 8:13 am

temporaryscars wrote:But yeah, what you posted doesn't really help. I don't know what any of that means.

Sorry to confuse you. In that case I suggest doing what md5 posted and just put a "." after the --mp3

temporaryscars · Post by **temporaryscars** » Thu May 22, 2008 8:15 am

md5 wrote:Did you put the dot in the end?

It's got to be like this:
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compress_sword1 --mp3 .
(note the dot)

Yes, I just did and it's still asking me about params.

Post by **eriktorbjorn** » Thu May 22, 2008 8:27 am

temporaryscars wrote: Yes, I just did and it's still asking me about params.

I think the input directory parameter is a fairly new invention for this program, and you probably have an older version. I'd try it without the ".", like you did the first time when it complained abuot the missing SPEECH and MUSIC folders. The --mp3 part still needs to be in lower-case letters, of course.

temporaryscars · Post by **temporaryscars** » Thu May 22, 2008 8:31 am

eriktorbjorn wrote:
temporaryscars wrote: Yes, I just did and it's still asking me about params.
I think the input directory parameter is a fairly new invention for this program, and you probably have an older version. I'd try it without the ".", like you did the first time when it complained abuot the missing SPEECH and MUSIC folders. The --mp3 part still needs to be in lower-case letters, of course.

Does the scummVM website not link to the most current files?

Anyway, I did what you said and got this:

md5 · Post by **md5** » Thu May 22, 2008 8:37 am

temporaryscars wrote: Does the scummVM website not link to the most current files?

It does, there is an older stable version (0.11.1) and a newer unstable version (SVN, 0.12.0). You downloaded the stable version tools (version 0.11.1).

The error message you got is self-descriptive: "Please copy the music files from Broken Sword CD1 and CD2 into the "MUSIC" subdirectory"