Making custom Boot sounds for your Crystal focus or Petite Crouton

[IndustrialAction]

In that case use 83. Make sure you double click the name once you check mark it. That will change the other box to match stream 83. Just a weird quirk in DVD Decrypter. I wouldn't use a bit torrent file. You never know what you're putting on your computer with those. At least when you're using your own DVD you know what you're working with.

[JediRebel]

Anyone use this process for the Nano Biscotte?

[Silver Serpent]

It'll work just fine with any of the Plecter Labs sound boards. Nano Biscotte, Petit Crouton, Crystal Focus. If you can build a sound file or sound font for one, you can build one for all of them.

[Weaver]

I have a somewhat different problem. In the original tutorial, it requests that I "go to the Stream Processing tab". Trouble is...there isn't one. It literally is not there. I must have a different version of the program.

Help?

[Silver Serpent]

Well, it's been two years since this tutorial was created. I'm certain the program has had a few updates since then. Poke around a bit and you should be able to figure out something.

If not, you can always exploit the analog hole. http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...lickid=prod_cs Connect the audio outputs of your DVD player to the line-in jack on your computer, skip around on the DVD until you find the sections you want, and use your recording program of choice to record the desired sound bits.

[Weaver]

Got it. Had to select IFO from one of the dropdown menus. Thanks for the assistance.

EDIT: One more question. At last count, the Igniter cannot handle files processed by Audacity because Audacity adds some junk data to the beginning of each file. Is there a way to "shut that off", or is it just something inherent to the program?

[Silver Serpent]

I use Audacity quite a bit, though I was unaware of the Igniter incompatibility issue. There are a ton of methods for Audacity to save a file, and that's one of it's greatest strengths. Also a weakness, if you save your file in a manner that Igniter doesn't like. I'm not sure about the "junk data" or if there's a way to turn it off. If you are comfortable working with Audacity, then you could always do your work with it, and then open and re-save your audio files with a different program to eliminate the "junk data" problem.

If you're not currently attached to Audacity, you could also just switch programs to another audio editor.

[Weaver]

New problem. avformat-52 does not exist. Running FFMpeg does not fix the problem in any way. Audacity refuses to locate the library; just asks me to manually locate a file that a computer-wide search fails to turn up. This is becoming an exercise in futility.

[Sevinzol]

Maybe this will help.
I searched on the Audacity FAQ page for "avformat-52" and found it about 2/3 of the way down the page in the section heading:

How do I download and install the FFmpeg Import/Export Library?

Maybe you version of FFMpeg is missing it
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/F...n_and_Plug-Ins

[Weaver]

All this does is repeat the steps I've already taken. That file is just...gone. Can I download the file itself, or is there some weird installation rule?

EDIT: Downloaded the file manually, still doesn't work at all. It just keeps saying "not found" over and over, no matter what I do.

If I open the ripped DVD anyway, I just get one huge file of nothing but incomprehensible noise.