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the files play on-the-fly in snd forge as the game is running. it doesn't work with every game esp if the game uses a lot of mono at3+ since it can pretty much play one at a time. you will also still need sonic stage for other audio.
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it depends on the game. for example, ikkitousen or castlevania have the mono at3 files in outside folders, so they'd just have to be renamed to the names the emulator expects (there was a renamer tool that did this as far as i remember).
but for those that have them compressed into a large archive file i don't know of a fast and easy way.
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My guess is you'd just convert the files into one of the types JPCSP uses, like AA3 or whatever is the one it uses for Decoded audio.
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Anyone can help me? Because my God of War Chains of Olympus have no voice on FMV and I'm confuse because there are a bunch of step by step and I don't know which one I will follow and many links don't know which one to download either.
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08-25-2011, 07:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-25-2011, 08:59 PM by Vegerunks.)
Alright A very easy thing to do is seperate the .at3 files from everything else and decode them... then use the file here
http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer...extension/ It changes all files in the folder with one extension to a new extension.
So put them in a different folder and decode to OMA or something then change extension of them all to .at3.decoded
Edit: Well i thought it would work but for some reason JPCSP plays the voices as just a scratchy sound instead of voices when you do that... The audio plays fine under that name everywhere but in JPCSP
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Is there a way to get it to save the files as it decodes them... Or at least a way to mass convert files from .aa3 to .wav using Sound forge?
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