Need Help with importing binaries...

h267Created: ~7 years ago

KEY: EK2478AV I tried to import a midi file by using sbfm, and importing it as a single-dimension "int" dat file. The data gets corrupted. I delete and try other options, like col dats and other things, but my data is still corrupted. If the file was not corrupted, then when you run the included program, it would display the length as 6, and the channels as 16 or less. I've been trying all day, but I really need you to help... How are binary files like audio and video transferred to SB?

~7 years agoEdited ~7 years ago by h267

answer #2

Ummm... why dont you try a mimi to mml converter

~7 years ago

h267 #3

Ummm... why dont you try a midi to mml converter

Because I'M MAKING ONE :P

~7 years ago

answer #4

On SmileBAS8C, uhhh, just import allegro fules theb Like midis but in txt

~7 years ago

RNGesus #5

Use Qmidi Studios. It already has a midi to mml tutorial.

~7 years ago

answer #6

Use Qmidi Studios. It already has a midi to mml tutorial.

I heard of this, and it supports smilebasic mml You should provide a link

~7 years agoEdited ~7 years ago by answer

h267 #7

Besides the whole midi thing, I still need to know how to do this for my larger project.

~7 years ago

h267 #8

Use Qmidi Studios. It already has a midi to mml tutorial.

Sorry, but 16 channels smashed together to make 8 sounds terrible. My point is that I want to be able to import DAT files like how other people do with video or PCM audio samples.

~7 years ago

answer #9

Use Qmidi Studios. It already has a midi to mml tutorial.
Sorry, but 16 channels smashed together to make 8 sounds terrible. My point is that I want to be able to import DAT files like how other people do with video or PCM audio samples.

12Me21's long wav player

~7 years ago

h267 #10

No, I mean actually what did they do to convert the raw binary data from their computer to SmileBASIC without any problems

~7 years ago