THPConv
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THPConv.exe is a prebuilt program Nintendo provides in the Wii and GCN SDKs. It's used to take static jpg frames and wav audio in order to make a THP video.
Command Options
Creating a THP
| option | argument | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -j | *.jpg | The input files (sequential jpg files) Wildcard characters (*) are allowed. Required Command |
| -d | outfile | The output file. Required Command |
| -s | wavefile(s) | The .wav files to pack into the THP video. (Must be non-compressed 16-bit PCM data, mono and stereo is supported) |
| -r | framerate | The framerate to use. If not defined, defaults to 29.97 (Allowed range is from 1.0 to 59.97) |
| -o | - | THP movie data can internally store offsets to each frame data as a table. |
| -non | - | Specifies the THP video data format. When interlace starts the video data from an odd numbered field, specify -odd. When interlace starts from an even numbered field, specify -even. Defaults to -non |
| -odd | ||
| -even | ||
| -v | - | Enable Verbosity. |
| -h | - | Displays the option list |
Replacing the audio of a THP video
Note that some of the commands options above are the same here. (Being -r, -o, -non, -even, -odd, -v, -h)
| option | argument | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -c | file | The input thp video. Required Command and not allowed to be used with -j |
| -s | wavefile(s) | Same as above. This option or the -trk option is required when using -c |
| -d | outputfile | The output file. If the file is the same THPConv.exe will OVERWRITE the file |
| -trk | track number, wavfile | If you only want to replace a single audio track dataset, use this option instead of -s. Invalidates the -r, -o, -non, -odd, and -even options |
Creating a THP video for SMG
THPConv.exe is originally a Windows binary, but a port to Linux exits. You can find it here
- Run the following in a shell program: ffmpeg -i Input.mp4 -r 59.94 -vf scale=640:368 temp\frame%03d.jpg (Replace Input.mp4 and temp with what you want)
- If you are going to make the video have audio run this: ffmpeg -i Input.mp4 -r 59.94 -f u16be audio.wav (Replace Input.mp4 and audio.wav with what you want)
- Then, run this if you are not making a video with audio: THPConv.exe -j temp\*.jpg -r 59.94 -d output.thp (Replace temp and output.thp with what you want)
- If you DO want audio, run this instead: THPConv.exe -j temp\*.jpg -r 59.94 -s audio.wav -d output.thp (Replace temp, audio.wav, and output.thp with what you want)
- Attempt replacing one of the THP Videos in MovieData and see if it works.