View Full Version : why substation alpha cant open *.wav?
toysoldier
5th April 2004, 08:24
i want to make karaoke subtitle in ssa,
but i cant open my wav file
although i have covert it into 8-hz & mono in viturldub.
the error message is "invalid wav"
what can i do covert my wav let ssa access?
where can i find more ssa help document from internet?
Sylf
6th April 2004, 19:10
Just make sure the wav file you created really is 8-bit mono PCM wave file. (Like by opening it in winamp, and see the info about the file, or opening it with CoolEdit)
In VirtualDub, make sure you set "Full Processing Mode" for the audio, set the proper conversion (8-bit mono, with any sampling), and do NOT set any compression. Personally, I've never had any problem with it.
toysoldier
7th April 2004, 08:23
thank you very much,i will try again after work.
toysoldier
8th April 2004, 07:43
i was fail again ,i have no choice to gave up ssa!!!
this is wav in winamp file info(i cant post img):
file:"D:\zz2.wav"
PCM,44100 hz,1 channel(s),8 bits per sample
length:2:48
God help me, why always error in ssa,
but many people say its good soft.
Sylf
12th April 2004, 14:03
Ah, yes, there's one more thing I remember : If nothing else, put your PC's locale to English (U.S. or Canada... shouldn't matter). System language can remain what you have already.
(info taken from http://www.faireal.net/articles/8/05/#d31005 - kudos to Liisachan - The article says "not to have 'Japanese' as locale. I'm not sure exactly which locales work and which don't.)
Pen-Pen
12th April 2004, 17:26
try XombieSub :)
if you search the forum, you'll surely find a link ;)
Sylf
12th April 2004, 20:10
Originally posted by Pen-Pen
try XombieSub :)
if you search the forum, you'll surely find a link ;)
"search the forum" works, if the link is kept up to date? Or at least if the program is more actively discussed on this board? Anyway. At least with the name of the program mentioned, you can also Google it. And that turned http://xombie.soldats.net/ out. I have to try that out...
toysoldier
13th April 2004, 07:44
THANK'S A LOT @ SYLF,PEN-PEN
THANKS FOR YOUR WARMHEARTED!
I learn a lot knowledge from your helpness,
i will make efforts to solve this problem.
ChristianHJW
13th April 2004, 10:24
http://visualsubsync.corecodec.org/
Handles only SRT subs so far, but after doing the proper timing you can use SSA to convert the SRT subs into SSA. Of course, that way there is no syllable highlighting possible, like with SSA ...
toysoldier
14th April 2004, 07:02
hahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!
In the very lot of helpness
from so many warmhearted subfans in this forum,
i find this important problem,a very very big bug in SSA,
IT JUST SUPPORTS "LOCAL IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE"!
quote from SYLF:
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Ah, yes, there's one more thing I remember : If nothing else, put your PC's locale to English (U.S. or Canada... shouldn't matter). System language can remain what you have already.
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After i change my win98 local area from chinese to "england",
every thing is ok,virtualdub\cooledit\audacity.....etc.
all converted wav is accessed by SSA.
The author of SSA is verrrrrrrrrrrrrry abnormal.
ChristianHJW
15th April 2004, 15:28
Originally posted by toysoldier The author of SSA is verrrrrrrrrrrrrry abnormal.
No. A very normal native english speaker i guess ... they always keep forgetting there are other languages than english existing on this planet :D ......
Kaiousama
15th April 2004, 18:57
Originally posted by ChristianHJW
No. A very normal native english speaker i guess ... they always keep forgetting there are other languages than english existing on this planet :D ......
Considering how old SSA is, developing english-only applications it was pretty common way to do.
btw: anyone knows where SSA author is gone?
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