[Help] Can someone with a computer at home please help?

Saipan's ONS game has no sound (covering my face and crying...), here is the solution. Can anyone help me with Clannad? I don't have a computer at home, so I'm counting on everyone.

I only started using the ONS emulator a couple of days ago, but it seems that all ONS emulators for Saipan have no sound, which takes away a lot of the fun. After a lot of research, I finally found the reason why the ONS emulator has no sound.

First, the first game I played, "Tsukihime," has sound, but other similar major voice-actor games like "Yao Yang Huang Hua" have no sound. At first, I thought the problem was with the game script, so I downloaded an ONS PC emulator. Strangely, the sound worked perfectly on the computer. Then I unpacked the "Tsukihime" data package and realized that the sound files in the package were not converted to OGG but were in WAV format. I guess the game was originally small, so the porters didn't bother to transcode it. Other games, because of their large size and need to be transferred to a phone memory card, had been transcoded; all the sound files were converted to OGG format. However, the default player of the Saipan system does not support OGG files.

Since the reason was already known, it was easy to solve. I took a small game called "Lvba Girl's He1 Xie2," unpacked it, obtained the ARC folder, converted all the audio files inside to WAV, repackaged the ARC folder, decrypted the DAT file, got the result.txt, replaced all the .ogg entries with .wav, and then encrypted it back into the DAT file. This basically completes the game modification. However, because I chose high-quality conversion, the game file became very large, growing from the original 50MB to a huge 500MB. Nevertheless, running it on a computer emulator doesn't affect playing. After copying the game to the phone and using the Saipan Chinese ONS emulator, the sound worked~~~

Although some minor issues occurred during the process, it theoretically proves that the Saipan ONS emulator can solve the problem of coexistence of Chinese language and sound.\The following solutions are compiled for reference by netizens:\1. Unpack the game's arc.nsa data package using a general development tool to get the arc folder. Use Format Factory to convert all the ogg files in the folder into mp3 or wav formats that the Symbian system can play. Considering file size, choose medium quality...\2. Put the converted mp3 or wav files back in their original positions to replace the original ogg files. The replacement here is manual... files with the same name but different formats will not overwrite each other... Example: 瑶仰凰华\arc\voice\01.ogg, after conversion you get 01.mp3, place it in 瑶仰凰华\arc\voice\ and delete the original 01.ogg. After completion, it will be 瑶仰凰华\arc\voice\01.mp3. (If you still don't understand... you better not play it...) After this, use the general development tool to repack the arc folder into a new arc.nsa to replace the original.\3. Next, edit the script. Use the development tool to decrypt nscript.dat, get result.txt, open it with Word, use Ctrl+F to open the Find function, choose Replace, and replace all .ogg with .mp3 (replace the suffix with whatever format you converted to; to avoid incorrect replacement, include the “.”). After replacement, rename the modified result.txt to 0.txt, then encrypt it with the development tool. This way, the game modification is complete. Copy it to your phone and give it a try.\PS: After further testing, conversion to MP3 failed, conversion to wav succeeded. The key is how to make the smallest wav background audio files.