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Replacing Audio Files

This small howto explains how you can replace the audio files in a gme file.

Replace audios with numbers

There is a sound package you can use to debug the tiptoi. If you apply this sound package to a gme file the tiptoi will output the ID (position) of the audio file in the audio file table.

Procedure:

  • Compile libtiptoi.c with you favorite C compiler (only MS Visual Studio express 2013 tested so far)
  • obtain an audio package (for example numbers, see below)
  • run libtiptoi with the path to the audio package, an output filename and input filename as arguments

Audio packages

  • numbers numbers in english where each digit of the ID will be spoken.

    To build this audio package, make sure flac and oggenc are installed, and run mknumbers.sh to build OGG audio files in numbers/, based on the files in numbers/source/.

    See numbers/source/LICENSE.md for license information.

For now this is only tested with Bauernhof and will not work if there is data after the audiotable!

example:
libtiptoi n ./numbers Bauernhof_numbers.gme Bauernhof.gme

Extract Audio Files

To extract the audio files of a gme and write a filelist.txt file use the x mode with a path to extract and an input file. The output path must exist!

example:
libtiptoi x ./bauernhof Bauernhof.gme

Afterwards you will find all audio files with their ID as name in that path together with a filelist.txt As there might be multiple entries in the audio table to the same audio file the file filelist might contain duplicates.

Replace Audio Files

You can replace all audio files in a gme by using the mode r. You have to give the path to the filelist.txt, an input and an output file as parameter.

example:
libtiptoi r  ./pathto/filelist.txt Bauernhof_new.gme Bauernhof.gme
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