Open KakarottoCake opened 1 year ago
What platform are you using - does it happen to be Windows 11? I haven't tested it there as I don't have access to any Windows 11 install, but I have theorized that VGAudioCli has issues running there after seeing a few issues pop up on GameBanana. If you aren't running Windows, what mono/dotnet/wine version are you running? If you haven't configured it yourself, the program will detect and use the first one of those available, in that order.
I assume that when you open the produced file, the entry names are at least correct? If not, that would suggest something else is wrong entirely.
In Win11, start the application andget couldn't read settings, skipping: 系统找不到指定的文件。 (os error 2)
, everything works well except saving
Reproduced on Arch Linux, spent like 30 minutes replacing sounds before realizing my saved nus3audio file was completely unmodified the same, except a lot of the sounds now have the .lopus
extension instead of .idsp
.
Not using WINE since I have multilib disabled and would like to keep it that way if possible.
Reproduced on Arch Linux, spent like 30 minutes replacing sounds before realizing my saved nus3audio file was ~completely unmodified~ the same, except a lot of the sounds now have the
.lopus
extension instead of.idsp
.Not using WINE since I have multilib disabled and would like to keep it that way if possible.
Did you configure VGAudioCli? If you have vgmstream, you can only read nus3audio files. This program by itself can't read or write the encodings. You can use dotnet or mono instead of wine, as described in the setup page.
Mono is present in my PATH and the GUI setting for it is configured. The .nus3audio
files produced by the program have a different file size, but are otherwise unaltered. I am using the "Replace One File" button for the sounds I am changing.
Mono is present in my PATH and the GUI setting for it is configured. The
.nus3audio
files produced by the program have a different file size, but are otherwise unaltered. I am using the "Replace One File" button for the sounds I am changing.
Thanks for reporting this, I'm not sure what I messed up, or how I missed it, but I can reproduce it: #7
Saving a nus3audio creates a dud file exactly 4,601 KB each time, completely ignoring any changes made