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How the HECK I can make a WAV Recorder up to 3 minutes long!?

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the_squat1115Created:
the_squat1115#1
Hey, guys. I'm recently working on the project that maybe you will not get to test or play: Rockman Crossover, but I was recording (do not expect best quality) the music for the boss, but I had to make separate files to complete the song, and that is too much work. So, anyone knows how the HECK I can make a WAV Recorder up to 3 minutes long? I'll appreciate it!
Zypher#2
Is the smile tool program modifiable? Because if so then just figure out where in the code it states time limits on recordings and raise it to 180 seconds instead of however long it is. That's 3 minutes.
Zypher#3
You might have to create a copy of the recorder tool in order to change just that. Let me give it a check.
Zypher#4
Oof yeah you can alter the wave editor maker program. I'll have to find where you have to change it, but it is possible. (I think)
Zypher#5
From what I can see, the command used to record from the Mic goes up to 32 seconds. So... create 6 files and fuse them together with a custom program? The only issue Is that the sbwav program wasn't designed for... songs. So I'd say find or make a program that uses the recordings for songs. Sorry.
ProKuku#6
Rather than making four individual posts on a thread, please just add whatever you want to your original post by editing it instead.
the_squat1115#7
From what I can see, the command used to record from the Mic goes up to 32 seconds. So... create 6 files and fuse them together with a custom program? The only issue Is that the sbwav program wasn't designed for... songs. So I'd say find or make a program that uses the recordings for songs. Sorry.
They are wav files, not a mp3/4 file, I can convert it with winlame. Oh, and my mom sometimes is worried when I use the computer (fathers behaviors, you know...)
the_squat1115#8
Oof yeah you can alter the wave editor maker program. I'll have to find where you have to change it, but it is possible. (I think)
How the heck I can edit it, then?
Zypher#9
Oh if you go into the sys folder you scroll down to a sbwav program. Open it, then hold start to close the program. Then go into to the create programs mode, and sbwav will be loaded in. Then you can view the code and alter it from there.
the_squat1115#10
Oh if you go into the sys folder you scroll down to a sbwav program. Open it, then hold start to close the program. Then go into to the create programs mode, and sbwav will be loaded in. Then you can view the code and alter it from there.
Wooooa. Thanks, Zypher!!!
Zypher#11
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