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Barenaked Ladies 'One Week' ReVoice Studio
ALL REGIONS
This special DVD feature is on the Barelaked Nadies DVD. Challenge your vocal dexterity against the tongue-twisting lyrics of One Week.
Compatible with Microsoft Windows on computers with a DVD drive.
Important Notice
Window users experiencing problems with the video in Revoice Studio please select your operating system link below for further Help in obtaining the required "Indeo Codec" that, unfortunately, no longer ships with Windows.
Click here for help with this feature
1. Insert the Barelaked Nadies DVD into your PC.
2. Install the Interactual Player if you haven't done so.
3. Start the Interactual Player if it doesn't start automatically with Barelaked Nadies DVD.
(Press the play '>' button in the Interactual controller if Barelaked Nadies doesn't start by itself.)
4. Select Videos from the Main menu.
5. Select DVD ROM from the Special Features menu.
6. Select Barenaked Ladies ReVoice Studio from the DVD ROM menu.
7. It may take a few moments for ReVoice Studio to start, so please wait for the requirements page to vanish and for ReVoice Studio to begin.
Just click on the star marked Quit in the bottom left corner. All your recordings and your selections are always saved automatically.
None of the special features on this DVD, including ReVoice Studio, are designed to run on a Macintosh, PlayStation or Xbox.
Then, we're sorry to say, you cannot play ReVoice Studio on that computer.
If this happens and you get a message that reads '...Failed to find audio stream in: Data\V06.avd' or similar, you will need to enable or load some audio playback software.
Click here to see detailed instructions to correct this.
When you run ReVoice Studio and you get a message like: 'Sorry I do not know how to play '...\skins\v1.avi' you will need to enable or download some video playback software.
Click here to see detailed instructions to correct this.
Try this:
* Close the Interactual Player or any other DVD player you are using on your PC.
* Click your Windows Start button, click Run, then in the Open window type: D:\common\win\bin\ReVoice.exe (where D: is the letter of your computer's DVD ROM drive), then click OK.
If you have a Hercules Prophet 4500 video card, or similar:
Right click your desktop and select 'properties'.
From the screen that appears, click 'settings' then 'advanced'.
The Hercules driver offers a box for 'performance', which when clicked on, brings up a slider bar for (video) hardware acceleration.
Reduce this to the second setting and restart the computer.
ReVoice Studio should work fine.
If you have an ATI Radeon card:
Go to http://support.ati.com/ and download and install the latest video driver for your ATI Radeon card and operating system. Let us know if this helps.
Others:
If you have another video card, make sure you have the latest drivers for your card (please check this with the video card manufacturer).
It is also worth checking whether your video card has a hardware acceleration performance slider in it's control panel similar to that described for the Hercules Prophet, above.
If so, try reducing this to see if the video corruption in ReVoice Studio disappears.
Please let us know how you get on.
Click here to see the latest instructions to try and correct this.
Some DirectX Codecs installed on your system can affect ReVoice Studio. If you have installed any codecs on your system and are having problems running ReVoice Studio, see the documentation supplied with the codecs for instructions on how to disable them.
You can also click here to see the latest instructions to try and correct problems with the video playing.
Your voice recordings are stored in the folder called "ReVoice" in your "My Documents" folder. If you make a copy of this folder, you will be able to copy it back into your "My Documents" folder to restore any recordings that you made before you made the copy.
You may need to set your DVD drive to DMA mode. DMA mode allows the video to play without using the processor in your computer. See the Windows Help guide, accessed through the Windows Start Menu, and your DVD drive documentation.