There was a user, registered here as Chocochan, who was trying to rip them. I pointed here at the dumpaw tool so that may have worked, but I don't remember what the outcome was. And I don't think she visits regularly anyway.
@bxaimc: stop being an ass.
by nensondubois at 3:06 PM EST on January 24, 2010
I typed up a few messages with little intention of posting them as a means of having a reasoned discussion with myself about my real-world environment.
All I've really decided is that nensondubois had better hope that I stop being bored to the point of random creativity, and that if he doesn't hope as hard as he agreed to, then it's all his fault, and he's really going to get it for failing when it counted.
I consider it a door prize for being the only person I know who, in terms of me giving more than a few minutes of time and effort to help for free, bit the hand that fed him.
I tried using dumpaw, but well, literally nothing happens. I tried putting all the aw files in the same folder as dumpaw.exe, and then clicking it, and nothing happens, I also tried dragging all the aw files in to dumpaw.exe, nothing happens. All I get is a command prompt which lasts for a fraction of a second, which says *directory of dumpaw.exe*\dumpaw.exe blah.wav
by unknownfile at 11:14 PM EST on January 24, 2010
hey guys i've been hacking away at tf2 all weekend and i missed the nenson drama??? WHO THE FUCK DIDN'T LET ME KNOW
by arbingordon at 11:41 PM EST on January 24, 2010
try running dumpaw from the command prompt, like most other tools hcs makes
It takes the .aw name on the command line. Dragging and dropping should have worked, though only one file at a time. There's also no telling where the file might might up if you do it that way, try searching your hard drive for "dump_mono_0.wav".
Running it from the command line would be the best bet, though.
by arbingordon at 12:14 AM EST on January 25, 2010
generally, stuff ends up in %userprofile% as thats the default starting path for when you run the command prompt. though as hcs mentions, running it from the command prompt would be ideal. (try "for %A in (*.aw) do dumpaw "%A""
If you're too lazy to navigate to the folder in the Command Prompt, just create a .bat file with the action and stick the .exe in the same folder. That's what I do.