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Is it possible to get an accurate video and audio dump of a Wii DTM on Windows? I had tested several runs off of this site, and the audio gets out of sync. It's not limited to just one specific build, in fact the sync issue happens even with the non-deprecated builds. I'm open to any suggestions, even the most simple.
Is it possible to get an accurate video and audio dump of a Wii DTM on Windows? I had tested several runs off of this site, and the audio gets out of sync. It's not limited to just one specific build, in fact the sync issue happens even with the non-deprecated builds. I'm open to any suggestions, even the most simple.
It's not the audio going out of sync, it's the video.
It should work without issue on Linux because of the APIs being used. I'm slowly but surely working on using the same ffmpeg APIs on Windows.
Joined: 11/22/2013
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Thanks for the answer, I mistakenly thought the audio was out of sync. A related question, I noticed a pull request relating to AVI dumping, specifically in build 4.0-8572. Does this mean that AVI dumping in Windows is fixed?
Thanks for the answer, I mistakenly thought the audio was out of sync. A related question, I noticed a pull request relating to AVI dumping, specifically in build 4.0-8572. Does this mean that AVI dumping in Windows is fixed?
That build just included the library and include files to make the changes easier to implement. I do have a pull request up here which has the changes needed.
Thanks for the answer, I mistakenly thought the audio was out of sync. A related question, I noticed a pull request relating to AVI dumping, specifically in build 4.0-8572. Does this mean that AVI dumping in Windows is fixed?
That build just included the library and include files to make the changes easier to implement. I do have a pull request up here which has the changes needed.
Actually, 4.0-8572 was the one that fixed the overwrite confirmation dialog. The point still stands, though - the video can still desync when dumping in Windows, but it'll hopefully be fixed soon.
I have dumped frames and audio, but audio appeared to be slowed down. Video's length is 15:32 and audio's is 23:19. If I speed up the audio using Sony Vegas Pro 13 (for example), all the voices in audio will be smashed.
How to fix it? I don't face this problem when dumping Wii games.
Emulator: Dolphin 4.0-9390.
Game: TMNT Mutant Melee (GC)
TASing is like making a film: only the best takes are shown in the final movie.
I have dumped frames and audio, but audio appeared to be slowed down. Video's length is 15:32 and audio's is 23:19. If I speed up the audio using Sony Vegas Pro 13 (for example), all the voices in audio will be smashed.
How to fix it? I don't face this problem when dumping Wii games.
Emulator: Dolphin 4.0-9390.
Game: TMNT Mutant Melee (GC)
Dolphin writes the sample rate 32 KHz to the WAV file's header even if the game actually uses 48 KHz. It sounds like that's what happening here. See if there's some way for you to force 48 KHz when loading the audio. (This isn't a GC vs Wii thing, it's just something that happens with certain games.)
What's probably simpler is speeding up the audio by 50% (without pitch preservation). What did you mean by voices being "smashed" when you tried speeding the audio up in Sony Vegas?
What's probably simpler is speeding up the audio by 50% (without pitch preservation). What did you mean by voices being "smashed" when you tried speeding the audio up in Sony Vegas?
If I speed up the audio, voices stay slowed down, but play at time (I can't discribe it in english).
I'll attempt to upload them.
TASing is like making a film: only the best takes are shown in the final movie.
You're speeding up the audio in a way that preserves the pitch. You need a way that doesn't preserve the pitch. I've never used Sony Vegas, but to use Audacity as an example, Effect > Change Tempo will preserve the pitch and Effect > Change Speed won't preserve it.
You're speeding up the audio in a way that preserves the pitch. You need a way that doesn't preserve the pitch. I've never used Sony Vegas, but to use Audacity as an example, Effect > Change Tempo will preserve the pitch and Effect > Change Speed won't preserve it.
Wonderful! It works!
TASing is like making a film: only the best takes are shown in the final movie.
I have dumped frames and audio, but audio appeared to be slowed down. Video's length is 15:32 and audio's is 23:19. If I speed up the audio using Sony Vegas Pro 13 (for example), all the voices in audio will be smashed.
How to fix it? I don't face this problem when dumping Wii games.
Emulator: Dolphin 4.0-9390.
Game: TMNT Mutant Melee (GC)
Dolphin writes the sample rate 32 KHz to the WAV file's header even if the game actually uses 48 KHz. It sounds like that's what happening here. See if there's some way for you to force 48 KHz when loading the audio. (This isn't a GC vs Wii thing, it's just something that happens with certain games.)
