wav2lip for Fallout1?

[Sduibek]

Anyone want to take a crack at getting this to work? If I use Mono as the input, the output ends up double speed (heh, chipmunk voice) but if I first convert the Mono file to Stereo, then run it through wav2lip, it works -- however the lip animations are still doublespeed so it's not really useful at all

Please if you're willing to try i'd really appreciate it, we need the ability to do this in Fallout 1!

http://translate.googleusercontent....&twu=1&usg=ALkJrhgClxlfMIeUpKKOH64o2hgzJgcngA

 

[vad]

There is only one type of ACM files in Fallout. It is ACM itself

But the same format is used in two ways: as music and as sound effects (game events, environmental sounds, speech...). The only difference is in the properties of source WAVs.

If you need new background music, you have to make it from 22050 Hz, 16bit, stereo source file. And the sfx-files should be mono. That's all.

Do you use 22050 Hz, 16bit, mono as input files?

 

[Sduibek]

Yes.

 

[rambo919]

Same problem. Exporting the wav as "44100 Hz, 16bit, mono" alleviates the the problem a bit. Checking in LipEditor the number of markers is now correct but the animations themselves are still way too fast.

 

[Dude101]

Same problem. Exporting the wav as "44100 Hz, 16bit, mono" alleviates the the problem a bit. Checking in LipEditor the number of markers is now correct but the animations themselves are still way too fast.

Not related to your question but that now dead article linked at the beginning can be found here in English:

http://falloutmods.wikia.com/wiki/ACM_File_Format