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	So you may use either '''THPConv.exe''' or '''THPConvD.exe''' to make/edit THP files (be sure to have the respective '''dsptoolD.dll''' for '''THPConvD.exe''').		So you may use either '''THPConv.exe''' or '''THPConvD.exe''' to make/edit THP files (be sure to have the respective '''dsptoolD.dll''' for '''THPConvD.exe''').

	Linux users can use [https://www.winehq.org/ Wine] to run both ~~program~~.		Linux users can use [https://www.winehq.org/ Wine] to run both programs.

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	<pre>THPConv.exe -c <inputfile> -s <wavefile> <wavefile>... -d <outputfile> [-<option> <argument>]</pre>		<pre>THPConv.exe -c <inputfile> -s <wavefile> <wavefile>... -d <outputfile> [-<option> <argument>]</pre>

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	<p>The <code>THPConv</code> tool can convert a group of sequential JPEG files having sequence numbers at the end of their filenames (indicating the playback order) to THP movie data. When interleaving audio data in sequential JPEG files, you must either specify the WAV files by using the <b>-s</b> option at the time the sequential JPEG files are converted, or add the WAV files after conversion. <br> The following restrictions apply to groups of sequential JPEG files that can be handled with the <code>THPConv</code> tool.</p>		<p>The <code>THPConv</code> tool can convert a group of sequential JPEG files having sequence numbers at the end of their filenames (indicating the playback order) to THP movie data. When interleaving audio data in sequential JPEG files, you must either specify the WAV files by using the <b>-s</b> option at the time the sequential JPEG files are converted, or add the WAV files after conversion.
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			The following restrictions apply to groups of sequential JPEG files that can be handled with the <code>THPConv</code> tool:</p>

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	<p>The following restrictions apply to each file in a group of sequential JPEG files.</p>		<p>The following restrictions apply to each file in a group of sequential JPEG files:</p>

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[[Category:Tools]]
{{SDK Reference}}
'''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 ==
{| class="wikitable"
! 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 || rowspan="3" | - || rowspan="3" | 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)
{| class="wikitable"
! 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 [https://github.com/MasterofGalaxies/THPConv 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 [[File_system#MovieData|MovieData]] and see if it works.