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- Is there a way to convert .MP3 (or any other "normal" format) to .DSP audio files? by GabrielSilva at 7:59 PM EDT on May 23, 2013
- I'm trying to replace Metal Gear Solid The Twin Snakes in-game music with the original PlayStation Metal Gear Solid ones. Actually, the audio files don't have an extension, Windows recognize them as "File" but I used Winamp to see audio info and it says "DSP File" so I renamed it to .DSP and several extensions like .IDSP and etc. and Winamp was able to read them using a plugin I downloaded somewhere (not sure if in_cube.dll or in_vgmstream.dll). All I need now is an converter, so I can replace the audio files. Can you guys help me pls? :)
- Compressed DSPs? by puggsoy at 12:52 AM EDT on May 24, 2013
- I've been having some trouble. I've got a couple of DSP files, some can be converted by vgmstream but others can't. I've been looking at them in a hex editor and have identified that they're in 3 different formats. One of them works, the other 2 doesn't. One that doesn't work looks like a different (compressed/corrupt?) version of the working one, while the third doesn't look related.
You can download them here:
Type A (working)
Type A2 (compressed/corrupt?)
Type B (unrelated to A)
Anybody know how to decompress them to a working format for vgmstream? Or what else to do with them? I didn't get these files myself by the way, I'm helping someone else.
- Playstation 2 VSF files by ze1 at 2:06 AM EDT on May 27, 2013
- I downloaded some VSF files, which are supposed to be PS2 music files from psf2.joshw.info, but I have no idea how to play them. I downloaded in_vgmstream.dll and put it in Winamp's plugin folder, but I still can't play the files. Actually, I can't even see the plugin in Winamp's Input plugin list...
Can anyone help me?
Never mind. It seemed that I needed to use the external dlls mentioned in the readme. I didn't do that before, because I understood that it was only needed for OGG and MPEG audio. It seems I was mistaken. =/
edited 2:30 AM EDT May 27, 2013
- ·· by · at 12:04 AM EDT on May 28, 2013
- Рад видеть, что этот сайт чистым и здоровым снова, без этих чертовых спам-ботов!
Кстати, кажется ТУК превратилась из троллей к человеку наконец, лол
- at3plusloop.exe by Ryuji at 10:09 AM EDT on May 28, 2013
- Anyone have this program? I'd like it for looping purposes.
- Disney's Stitch: Experiment 626 PS2 .MIB and Interleaves - Help? by TheFonzie at 12:43 AM EDT on May 30, 2013
- Okay, so, I'm attempting to rip music from that game, I extracted this file called UIMUSIC.VBK from the game's files, then unpacked it using ADPCM Player. Turns out, inside the .VBK file was 103 files. One of them is a .MIB file which has the first two seconds of the song. It's perfect quality, no stuttering, etc. The remaining 102 have the .PS2 extension and are apparently interleaves. What do I do now?
Files extracted from VBK
- MaiAT3PlusDecoder (new at3+ decoder) by cooljacker at 10:58 AM EDT on May 30, 2013
- So it looks like the Sony code is removed but it's not done properly to be an open source decoder, I get that impression by reading the thread, I know shit about reversed engineering... and programming as a whole lol:
http://forums.ppsspp.org/showthread.php?tid=3707
source (it has mini player daaaaamn):
http://sourceforge.net/projects/maiat3plusdec/
plugin for ppsspp emulator is already compiled:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1ftGc2t9-dZQ2daRTkwM3NQREE/edit
but actually, what about that 'mini player' for windows the source has, can somebody make that shit? Would be great to play some extracted psp music...
edited 11:01 AM EDT May 30, 2013
- SMG2 Aw Files by dj4uk6cjm at 4:27 PM EDT on June 5, 2013
- Has anyone figured out how to extract the wav samples from the aw files in the audiores folder that resides in the super mario galaxy 2 iso? I've tried 2 methods audio ripper described
"First, extract .aw files (in /AudioRes/Waves) and SMR.szs from image.
Second, use yaz0dec.exe (in szstools) to extract "SMR.szs 0.rarc" file from SMR.szs, and rename it: "Z2Sound.baa"
Third, put "Z2Sound.baa", "baad.exe" and "wsyster.exe" into the directory of .aw files
Fourth, type these in Command Prompt:
baad Z2Sound.baa
for %1 in (*.wsys) do wsyster %1"
and
"yaz0dec SMR.szs
ren "SMR.szs 0.rarc" SMR.baa
baad SMR.baa
for %%1 in (*.wsys) do wsyster %%1
del SMR.baa*"
Took me a while to figure out he was talking about a batch file...didn't work for me.
All I really want is the wav sample instruments, not the sfx.
Lemme see if I'm doing this right V:
Am I suppose to have the batch file in the same directory for it to work?
edited 4:38 PM EDT June 5, 2013
edited 4:39 PM EDT June 5, 2013
- Stupid question. by RukarioGyiyg996 at 8:41 PM EDT on June 5, 2013
- Can I make GENH of MP3 files to add loop point metadata or do I use the sampler chunk and make a lwav instead?
- [XBOX360] Red Dead Redemption by Vosvoy at 11:06 PM EDT on June 5, 2013
- Hi mates,
I'm Vosvoy a sound addict who always wants to expand his sound library. Recently, I've found a way to extract the sounds from Red Dead Redemption ( Xbox360 version ) but cannot completly convert them. Indeed, it seems those sounds are XMA encoded because I managed to convert some weapons sounds with xma_parse. Now, it's getting really hard to convert big files like musics. So, can you give me a hand with that?
Here's a sample:
CLIC
Many thanks in advance.
Cordialy
Vosvoy
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