Try not to "unfuz" and "refuz" the same audio more times than absolutely necessary, because there will be audio quality degradation due to the repeated re-encoding into xWMA (a lossy compression format).
wasn't in huge big red letters
EDIT: Found a backup of most wavs, phew. Not such as big a disaster as I thought
No need to be sorry greentea101 , it was my stupid fault, but luckily I found the bulk saved on my other HHD, so I only lost a few hours. Thanks for an awesome program btw, bless you.
I'm not so sure that the program is at fault here (in fact, it seems very unlikely to me). It's possible that the files are corrupted somehow. For example, some time ago a user extracted some voice files with the 64 bit version of BSAopt, and the files turned out to be empty (zero length), which generated this error from Unfuzer. He then extracted them again with the 32 bit version of BSAopt, and everything was fine.
Do you have any evidence that the files are indeed OK? Have you actually looked at them with some kind of file viewer? If the first four bytes of each file do not spell out "FUZE", then the files are either corrupt, or they are not actual voice files.
If Unfuzer is too dumb for you, then feel free to use Skyrim Audio Converter, or some other tool. And could you please edit your post and remove 99% of the disruptive error spam?
The dragon shouts are in sound\voice\skyrim.esm\crdragonvoice. The unique dragons have their own versions (cruniquealduin, cruniqueodahviing, cruniquepaarthurnax).
The shouts for the player character are in different folders, corresponding to the different voice types that the PC can have. The folders are maleargonian, maleelfhaughty, maleeventoned, malekhajiit, and maleorc (for females, just replace "male" with "female" ).
Here are the names for the "Fus Ro Dah" voice files:
"4 .wav files in the folder "bird" have been ignored due to the absence of corresponding .fuz files. Make sure all the .wav files that you want processed habe a name identical to that of the .fuz files you want to insert them into.".
Oh, made it. Gonna try now in-game, but dude, thank you so much, your program isn't broken, but the damn 64 bit version of BSAopt is, I apologize for insulting your program, but thanks. Now, let's look if it works in-game!
Hi, I'm having the same problem as Elbarbaro back on page 7. For some reason it refuses to convert anything from the Hearthfires dlc, and I've tried the alternative program you recommended and also attempted to see if it was just the format being .xwm and not .fuz, to no avail. The unfuzer just fails at extracting any of the files and the audio converter crashes. Any idea why this is happening?
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and i may upload my work soon.
Try not to "unfuz" and "refuz" the same audio more times than absolutely necessary, because there will
be audio quality degradation due to the repeated re-encoding into xWMA (a lossy compression format).
wasn't in huge big red letters
EDIT: Found a backup of most wavs, phew. Not such as big a disaster as I thought
Do you have any evidence that the files are indeed OK? Have you actually looked at them with some kind of file viewer? If the first four bytes of each file do not spell out "FUZE", then the files are either corrupt, or they are not actual voice files.
If Unfuzer is too dumb for you, then feel free to use Skyrim Audio Converter, or some other tool. And could you please edit your post and remove 99% of the disruptive error spam?
Here are the names for the "Fus Ro Dah" voice files:
voicepowers_shout01a_00013e03_1.fuz="Fus!"
voicepowers_shout01b_00013e04_1.fuz="Fus..."
voicepowers_shout02_00013e05_1.fuz="Ro!"
voicepowers_shout03_00013e02_1.fuz="Ro...Da!"
Info obtained with Voice File Reference Tool.
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