### Features
Supports converting playable standard real wav files into 2K wav files: Soundtracks, In-match sound effects, and Commentary (lines) etc.
### Differences from the old version of the `NBA2K Music Converter`
1. The required input file format has been changed to `wav`, while the old version was `mp3`. If you need to convert from mp3, please first convert it to wav, or (if only converting soundtracks) you can still use the old music converter.
2. Now using the same OGG version as the original 2K wav files. (The old tool used a newer OGG version, so the commentary files did not play properly.)
3. Added conversion for `commentary` file formats.
### How to use (two methods)
1. (This method can only convert commentary) Directly drag and drop the wav source file or a folder containing multiple wav files onto `NBA2K_Audio_Converter.exe` and then release it, which is equivalent to executing the exe with the dragged file as the first argument.
2. (This method can convert commentary + music) Manually call the command line: Open the folder containing `NBA2K_Audio_Converter.exe` from the console, run
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.\NBA2K_Audio_Converter.exe "path to a wav or folder" conversion type
The conversion type can only be line or music, corresponding to commentary and soundtracks (as well as most in-match sound effects), respectively. If the conversion type is not set, it defaults to line.
> The converted files will be output in the `converted` folder within the input path.
Here's an example for method `2`, suppose you have a standard wav file `D:\\MyFiles\test.wav`
+ To convert to commentary:
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.\NBA2K_Audio_Converter.exe "D:\\MyFiles\test.wav" line
+ To convert to soundtracks or sound effects:
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.\NBA2K_Audio_Converter.exe "D:\\MyFiles\test.wav" music
> UPDATE: replaced ' with " so that it can work properly on `PowerShell` and `Windows Console`
### Special Notes
1. Most sound effects are in the format of soundtracks(music), but a small number of sound effects are in the format of commentary (line), such as the halftime show theme sound effects (newaudio/loadingvo). So, if the sound effect converted with music does not play properly, you can try converting with line.
2. The wav file must be 48000Hz 32-bit float, otherwise there will be a speed up or slow down in the game. For `line`, the original wav file needs to be `Mono` or there will also be speed issues. For `music`, the original file can be `Stereo`.
3. Both exe files in the compressed package must always be kept together (`NBA2K_Audio_Converter.exe` and `venc.exe`), otherwise, the tool will not convert properly.
It is recommended to use Audacity to edit the standard wav files for conversion, you can adjust the items mentioned in `Note 2` with it.
This tool is a pure CLI app and is not a double-click-to-run GUI app. It only has two parameters, all of which are listed in the above instructions.
