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Support (Read Only) => Help => Topic started by: Travelsonic on March 17, 2011, 09:24:39 AM
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I decided to experiment with HLDJ - relax, in multiplayer games I initiated in GMOD - but have been having some issues.
Even though I converted the audio to a 11,025hz 16-bit mono wav file as I've been told is required, whenever I go to play a sound, what plays [for all the audio files I try] is this steadily increasing "bong bong bong bong" type of pinging tone - then it gets all scratchy.
What have I done wrong?
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Use HLDJ's built in converter
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Use HLDJ's built in converter
Tried it - converted an MP3 to wav using the converter built in to HLDJ, same issue. >_<
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use a different song?
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use a different song?
23 different songs and sound clips later, I had the same problem.
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uhhhhh ,-,
I'm stumped lol
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Wow.... are we actually going to help ppl mic spam? Seems wrong in my opinion.
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Wow.... are we actually going to help ppl mic spam? Seems wrong in my opinion.
Meh I'll still be mutin' 'em lol
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Wow.... are we actually going to help ppl mic spam? Seems wrong in my opinion.
Well, in the most generalized sense it isn't wrong if I do so in places where there aren't rules against it, or people are ok with it, and in the places where it ISN'T ok, I already don't micspam - all of which is moot since I am trying to see how it works / if it works at this time.
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Well, in the most generalized sense it isn't wrong if I do so in places where there aren't rules against it, or people are ok with it, and in the places where it ISN'T ok, I already don't micspam - all of which is moot since I am trying to see how it works / if it works at this time.
c0mp1337's micspam convert guide:
go get goldwave
open the mp3 or whatever file you want to convert.
go to resample:
set it to 11025 hz
go to bandpass/stop, set it to:
from: 100hz
to: 5512hz
go to pop/click and set it to 800 or 750
go to match volume:
depending on your tastes:
put first: reduce average level to avoid clipping.
then go set it up to: -18db or -22db on the presets.
optional:
if you want your micspam to be a little louder than what you want to hear it then go to change volume:
go to the presets and set it to double.
now then to convert it to the aproppiate format:
go to save as and set it to:
save as type: wav
attributes: pcm signed 16 bit mono
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Unfortunately, I did all of these things and I have had no luck.
Guess I'll just start again and work it through step by step from installation of the software [and trying different pieces of software] to converting audio files, fiddling with the volume control stuff in XP, etc.
God damn this is embarrassing, I'm able to program a disassembler for one of my comp sci classes, assemble working programs using only a table of instructions and a hex editor, and I can't get a goddammed piece of software working right. >_<
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Unfortunately, I did all of these things and I have had no luck.
Guess I'll just start again and work it through step by step from installation of the software [and trying different pieces of software] to converting audio files, fiddling with the volume control stuff in XP, etc.
God damn this is embarrassing, I'm able to program a disassembler for one of my comp sci classes, assemble working programs using only a table of instructions and a hex editor, and I can't get a goddammed piece of software working right. >_<
Check if:
Your using the right version. (update HL:DJ if not)
Your computer is the good version.
You selected ''source in the options''
Other then that i think it's been named in the thread. Sorry i can't do much for you
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Here is how I get songs to 11025hZ
Pirate Nero Waveeditor:
Set record source to: Master Output
tSet Recording quality to: 11025hz
Then pirate songs off youtube by just playing them and recording.
Thats how I do it...
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Then pirate songs off youtube by just playing them and recording.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
http://dvdvideosoft.com/index.htm (http://dvdvideosoft.com/index.htm)
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
http://dvdvideosoft.com/index.htm (http://dvdvideosoft.com/index.htm)
Feh, Downloading a program to download the file, extract the audio, convert it, then save it - just opening the crappy audio recording thing that comes with Windows, recording with Stereo Mix [records right off the sound card], and playing the video - then saving it just feels like less steps.
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Feh, Downloading a program to download the file, extract the audio, convert it, then save it - just opening the crappy audio recording thing that comes with Windows, recording with Stereo Mix [records right off the sound card], and playing the video - then saving it just feels like less steps.
Actually, DVDVideoSoft is incredibly simple.
Go pingas dBPowerAMP, and/or GoldWave.
These are the steps for me:
1. Copy youtube link
2. Paste in MP3 downloader
3. After downloaded, drag and drop to goldwave batch convert
And that's it.
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Actually, DVDVideoSoft is incredibly simple.
Go pingas dBPowerAMP, and/or GoldWave.
These are the steps for me:
1. Copy youtube link
2. Paste in MP3 downloader
3. After downloaded, drag and drop to goldwave batch convert
And that's it.
Eh, I have Audacity, therefore after opening Audacity,
- I just play the video, recording w/ Stereo Mix option [so it records off the sound card as the video plays]
- save as a 11,025hz, 16-bit wav.
Even simpler. :D
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Eh, I have Audacity, therefore after opening Audacity,
- I just play the video, recording w/ Stereo Mix option [so it records off the sound card as the video plays]
- save as a 11,025hz, 16-bit wav.
Even simpler. :D
Again,
Goldwave has batch processing.
Select an entire folder, click one button, and you're DONE.
Beat that.
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Again,
Goldwave has batch processing.
Select an entire folder, click one button, and you're DONE.
Beat that.
Meh, I'm accustomed to doing it my way. I find goldwave useful for reducing bass and volume.
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Feh, Downloading a program to download the file, extract the audio, convert it, then save it
i reccomend atube catcher, its the right thing to do
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Again,
Goldwave has batch processing.
Select an entire folder, click one button, and you're DONE.
Beat that.
I do it with Audacity all the time. :))
In all seriousness, I do hope to successfully try the process for getting this working from the start, but if not, no big deal - less time screwing around with that more time actually playing GMod.
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thnx comp1337 for the info on goldwave it really helped. ;D