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Sorry that it's small, with dual monitors, alt+prntscrn would take away the right click window.
Photo 1: you've selected your shot that you want the model to talk in and moved the playhead to the shot (correct). The models for that shot appear in the Animation Set Editor (correct), you've selected the scout (correct), but it appears that you have only selected the lower face and the tongue (incorrect, select the FACE heading)
Photo 2: You've selected the sound file and made the waveform visible. I'll assume you've turn the waveforms off (hidden) in the other sound clips. (Correct) But you still only have the lower face and tongue selected on the model. (incorrect) This is the point you should extract the Phonemes.
Photo 3: You've reselected the shot in the Clip editor (incorrect) and tried to extract phonemes. (incorrect). As soon as the sound clip turned green it is no longer selected, therefore when you try to extract the phonemes, there is no sound file selected. SFM is right and tried to tell you that. Also, again, it appears that only the lower face and tongue are selected. Select the FACE heading.
Solution: Select the shot in the clip editor that your character will speak, move the playhead to that shot
Select the character and expand his controls in the Animation Set Editor,
Select the face heading
Ensure that all the other sound file have their waveforms hidden, then show the waveforms only on the clip you want spoken, recalculate the waveform, just to be sure.
with the SOUND clip selected (yellow) right click the character's face control and extract the phoneme.
See if that works...
I put a player model and a HWM model into stage.
I attempted to extract phonemes to a player model and received the missing preset group error.
I then extracted the phonemes to the hwm model and it worked properly.
ok...
Here is what I want you to try.
Right click your character and and show the MODEL in the element viewer.
Look for the element named "modelName" and read what is says in the box beside it.
if it says models/"PLAYER"/(character).mdl then this is your problem. It's not the hwm model.
if it says models/"PLAYER/HWM"/(character).mdl then you do have the hwm character in the scene and for whatever reason, it looks like your hwm characters have lost their phoneme sets.
I'm trying to find a quick solution for you if you find that it happens to be the wrong model.
If it is the right model, I would suggest you save everything (and make a backup as well), then validate the local application cache file. It looks like the hwm models or SFM did not install properly. Once the validation is complete, restart SFM and try to extract your phonemes again.
http://youtu.be/c7h7mIAajqw
MAKE A BACK UP BEFORE ATTEMPTING THIS NEXT STEP!!!
I attempted to change the player model into a HWM model in the element viewer. Because there are bone differences between the 2 models, the hwm skewed in some places and did not look right. SO...
If required, there are only two ways I can suggest that you might be able to switch between a player model and a HWM model make it work in your animation.
The first is to create the HWM model animation set in the shot. Then in the motion editor with ALL OF TIME selected, select the player model. Make sure you can see the entire clip. Copy the animation samples.
Switch to the HWM player, again make sure all of time is selected and paste the samples. This will (should) move the hwm into the same position as the player model and give it the animation you've created.
Turn off the visibility of the player model and play the animation. Watch for any skewing. If everything looks good, delete the player model... You'll have to do this for each shot in your clip that the character has to speak.
The other way is lock every single bone between to player model and the HWM (you would drag the bone from the player model to the HWM to make the lock) and then select the hwm and zero out the the Zero to move the hwm into the correct position and then zero out the playhead to give it the animation. After that go through and unlock every bone, then delete the player model.
http://steamcommunity.com/app/1840/discussions/0/864959336477235847/
As R234 pointed out, MP3s work for adding sound effects and music but don't work for phonemes. The recording for phonemes has to be in .wav format.
If you're using SFM to record your dialog, here's the developer page on the topic.
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SFM/Recording_new_dialog
If you find you have to adjust the volumes of your .wavs in SFM, right click the sound file,right under Play Sound and just above Show Waveform is Set Volume. Standard volume is 1, 0 is off, so you can ramp up the volume by going greater than 1 and ramp down the volume by using .99 to .01.
Please don't ask how to make a sound ambient, I can't answer that one. I'm not there yet.
You can post a request in the discussions here that you're looking for an actor, then provide your script to the people that respond. Now whether or not they request some kind of compensation, well, that's between you and the actor.