ImaGiNe.
08-05-2007, 12:58 PM
How To Compress Wavs
Written by ImaGiNe.
StarEdit can compress sounds so the map will the smaller. But for it to compress a sound it must be in 16 Bit Mono format.
Here is how you do it using the Windows Sound Recorder application:
Creating the Conversion Template:
1. Open Sound Recorder (Most likely at 'START->PROGRAMS->ACCESSORIES->ENTERTAINMENT->SOUND RECORDER').
2. Goto 'File->Properties'
3. Click on 'Convert Now...'
4. Select on the middle drop-down menu: 'Format: PCM'.
5. Select on the bottom drop-down menu: '8.000 kHz, 16 Bit, Mono 15 kb/sec'
6. Click on 'Save As...', type 'StarCraft' and click on OK.
Converting the File:
1. Open Sound Recorder (Most likely at 'START->PROGRAMS->ACCESSORIES->ENTERTAINMENT->SOUND RECORDER').
2. Goto 'File->Properties'
3. Click on 'Convert Now...'
4. Select on the top drop-down menu: 'StarCraft'.
5. Click OK and save the file.
Repeat these steps for each sound that you want to compress. In the StarCraft Campaign Editor or StarCraft X-Tra Editor application, when you are selecting sounds to import, there is a list at bottom. 'Compression: Highest (Least Space)' is recommended.
Note by JBL:
For additional wav editing, I suggest you download Audacity, a free sound editor, simply type Audacity in google search.
Written by ImaGiNe.
StarEdit can compress sounds so the map will the smaller. But for it to compress a sound it must be in 16 Bit Mono format.
Here is how you do it using the Windows Sound Recorder application:
Creating the Conversion Template:
1. Open Sound Recorder (Most likely at 'START->PROGRAMS->ACCESSORIES->ENTERTAINMENT->SOUND RECORDER').
2. Goto 'File->Properties'
3. Click on 'Convert Now...'
4. Select on the middle drop-down menu: 'Format: PCM'.
5. Select on the bottom drop-down menu: '8.000 kHz, 16 Bit, Mono 15 kb/sec'
6. Click on 'Save As...', type 'StarCraft' and click on OK.
Converting the File:
1. Open Sound Recorder (Most likely at 'START->PROGRAMS->ACCESSORIES->ENTERTAINMENT->SOUND RECORDER').
2. Goto 'File->Properties'
3. Click on 'Convert Now...'
4. Select on the top drop-down menu: 'StarCraft'.
5. Click OK and save the file.
Repeat these steps for each sound that you want to compress. In the StarCraft Campaign Editor or StarCraft X-Tra Editor application, when you are selecting sounds to import, there is a list at bottom. 'Compression: Highest (Least Space)' is recommended.
Note by JBL:
For additional wav editing, I suggest you download Audacity, a free sound editor, simply type Audacity in google search.