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BSI / Audio path error After months I've finally understood why from version 1.00 on my old bsi files lack on linking audio to the movie: there is a little bug in bsi parsing that forget to chain "Directory" value in [Movie] section with the "AudioFilex" value. Maybe an example will explain it better: ... [Movie] ... Directory=.\Movie ... AudioFile1=eng_track.mp3 tries to load .\eng_track.mp3 instead of intended .\movie\eng_track.mp3 :? :idea: the workaround (until some fix) is to write ... [Movie] ... Directory=.\Movie ... AudioFile1=.\Movie\eng_track.mp3 Now I'm happy to upgrade to version 1.00 :wink: I hope that this will help someone... Bye. |
I was too much optimistic. In fact with the correction I used the movie and audio tracks are loaded correctly but the default Audio is not used, so I have to select it manually. So I prefer to continue using ver 0.86 than to modify by bsi and have to select audio track "by hand". I hope that someone will consider this post more than previous one. Thanks, Andrea. |
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