Difference between revisions of "Audio Settings For Dialogue Video Tutorial"
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For reference, the required settings for the mp3 file to be heard in game are:<br> | For reference, the required settings for the mp3 file to be heard in game are:<br> | ||
'''Frequency:''' ''44100 Hz''<br> | '''Frequency:''' ''44100 Hz''<br> | ||
'''Bit Rate:''' ''64 kbps''<br> | '''Bit Rate:''' ''64 kbps cbr (constant bit rate)''<br> | ||
'''Channels:''' ''mono''<br> | '''Channels:''' ''mono''<br> | ||
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Revision as of 20:37, 13 November 2006
Video Tutorial
I have a video tutorial made for correctly setting your .wav and .mp3 files to work with TES:CS, and how to link that to a character/dialogue route. The link is here. (Video by Tandem)
For reference, the required settings for the mp3 file to be heard in game are:
Frequency: 44100 Hz
Bit Rate: 64 kbps cbr (constant bit rate)
Channels: mono
Due to a few people requesting to see the result of the lip sync and dialogue process, here is a YouTube link to the in game result of the dialogue tutorial. link title
Voice Morpher
I found this free Morpher[1] helpful for morphing voices. Use your recording program to record your voices and save. Open the files in Morpher, then set your recording program to record from WAVE not MIC. Play the sound in Morpher and re-record with your recorder. -Gamluvr