STAR WARS: EP V "REVISITED EDITION"ADYWAN - 12GB 1080p MP4 VERSION AVAILABLE NOW — Page 685

brash_stryker said:

Ziz said:

teharri said:

Hey Ady..do you use the soundboards on the official site?

He's mentioned that he does pull sounds from there wherever possible, mostly for FX, not so much for dialogue, I imagine.

How does he extract the sounds for use in his edit? I've tried a couple of programs and the sound files don't show up in them. Or does he simple record with a program like Audacity?

 they are in your temporary internet files

There's tools for that.  I want to say swfdec?

brash_stryker said:

fishmanlee said:

brash_stryker said:

Ziz said:

teharri said:

Hey Ady..do you use the soundboards on the official site?

He's mentioned that he does pull sounds from there wherever possible, mostly for FX, not so much for dialogue, I imagine.

How does he extract the sounds for use in his edit? I've tried a couple of programs and the sound files don't show up in them. Or does he simple record with a program like Audacity?

 they are in your temporary internet files

I meant extracting the neat MP3s from the swf files rather than recording them with a sound program like Audacity.

 you dont have to extract any MP3's the MP3's are in your temporary internet files AS MP3's

fishmanlee said:

brash_stryker said:

fishmanlee said:

brash_stryker said:

Ziz said:

teharri said:

Hey Ady..do you use the soundboards on the official site?

He's mentioned that he does pull sounds from there wherever possible, mostly for FX, not so much for dialogue, I imagine.

How does he extract the sounds for use in his edit? I've tried a couple of programs and the sound files don't show up in them. Or does he simple record with a program like Audacity?

 they are in your temporary internet files

I meant extracting the neat MP3s from the swf files rather than recording them with a sound program like Audacity.

 you dont have to extract any MP3's the MP3's are in your temporary internet files AS MP3's

Are you sure? I have played most of the audio clips on the soundboard and there are no mp3 files in my temp internet folder. And after doing an extensive search, there are no mp3's on my C drive at all.

adywan said:

And after doing an extensive search, there are no mp3's on my C drive at all.

How sad. ;-)

Isnt the IE keeping the cache and temp files in the system?

Firefox doesnt, i think.

-Angel

Test this link..

http://www.starwars.com/games/playnow/soundboards/snd/boh/boh_15.mp3

I randomly selected it through many.

-Angel

Jaitea said:

Hey Ady, could this be a useful tool?

http://www.adobe.com/uk/products/aftereffects/?configListID=0&chapterID=1&shared=true

J

OMG O_O

Im oficialy impressed...

Is this true already? :O

-Angel

You don't like Jar Jar?  Draw a rough circle around him and push Delete!

this is where i go to find the MP3's: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Low\Content.IE5

(for xp: the cache is usually located at %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files)

fredstar said:

Uploaded the latest soundboard with Hoth Battle Sounds

 

Enjoy :-)

 

http://rapidshare.com/files/375530753/Star_Wars_Soundboard_14.04.10.rar

 last download was missing a few sounds the biggest one was xwtie_20 (sp?)

Jaitea said:

Hey Ady, could this be a useful tool?

http://www.adobe.com/uk/products/aftereffects/?configListID=0&chapterID=1&shared=true

J

If that tool works as well as it does in the demo video (and in my experience  tools never seem to work the same as  demo videos) then that will be an invaluable tool.  I was about to downgrade from Windows7 x64 back down to XP64 because i'm so fed up with all the administration rights, programs i use being a pain in the ass  and the "what you hear" recording feature now no longer working in win7 even with all the suggested fixes tried,  but now i've seen that CS5 will only be available for Vista x64 & Windows7 x64. :(

adywan said:

i'm so fed up with all the administration rights

Yeah, what's the deal with that anyway? I [almost don't, but sort of do] understand how it could be useful in some cases, but for someone like me, who is the only person who uses my computer, why do I need to do all this extra stuff just to get into a program? :p

Ripplin said:

adywan said:

i'm so fed up with all the administration rights

Yeah, what's the deal with that anyway? I [almost don't, but sort of do] understand how it could be useful in some cases, but for someone like me, who is the only person who uses my computer, why do I need to do all this extra stuff just to get into a program? :p

I am the same way. If I had the time to learn it, I would go Linux.

I should look it up. I still remember the first time I went to open a program and the screen went black, then some box popped open (which ANYONE could choose to open or cancel). I thought 'what is this nonsense?'

Then there was the time where it went black and stayed black... >:-(