major problems with wav2lip

[ThEoNeAnDoNlY]

hey all

im having major problems with getting wav2lip working, i have gone into goldweave, saved the .wav file to exactly how it should be (8bit mono) but when i drag it onto the wav2lip icon nothing happens?

guy

[Planck]

If I recall correctly the wav must be in the same directory as the Wav2Lip program.

But maybe I was imagining things.........try it anyway if you haven't already.


Planck

[ThEoNeAnDoNlY]

i have, i think ive tried everyhting lol

Guy

[Rokket]

I had some sim troubles way back - try putting wav2lip in your ROOT folder, then put the wav file in the root. It's weird, but seems to only work in the root directory.

[General Barron]

I heard that it only works if the directory the program is in has no spaces in it. So if it is a folder called "program files", then there is a space in the directory to it. The root directory has no spaces, so it works.

Just make sure the wav file and the program start out in the same directory too.

[ThEoNeAnDoNlY]

ok ill try that now.........


hmm ok i had it in

c:\Wav2lip

and still it diddnt work, i also had the .wav file in the same folder, and was dragging it onto the wav2lip program but still nothing

Guy

[Planck]

OK, I just downloaded the Wav2lip program and I installed it in:

C:\EditingTools\Wav2Lip

Note: The path contains no spaces or underscores.

I copied DING.WAV from C:\Windows\Media and converted it to 16 bit Mono......it was 16 bit Stereo.

Note: The wav name contains no spaces or underscores.

I opened the C:\EditingTools\Wav2Lip folder and put the Wav file in there.

I next dragged the Wav file onto the WavToLip.exe file......and behold....after a second or two.......it produced another file called DING.lip.

It works perfectly here.

I am using Windows Me btw.


Planck

[ThEoNeAnDoNlY]

im on xp proffesional do you think that would make a difference?



guy

[ThEoNeAnDoNlY]

ok i got it working thnx

Guy