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Playing audio from .z64 by Volkov73 at 1:28 PM EDT on April 28, 2017

Am I supposed to convert to USF or is there some other method to play only the music from this rom?

I currently listen to N64 songs using downloaded USF (miniusf) and have come up dry on a guide on converting (if converting needs to happen, that is).

Can anyone clue me in on playing music only from my .z64 file? It has edited game music so existing rips are of no use.

Thanks in advance :)

edited 1:45 PM EDT April 28, 2017

Converting .genh to .wav, getting static noise and no music by joeyc410 at 6:23 PM EDT on April 28, 2017

I've read this is an issue other people have had when trying to rip music from PS2 games. I'm using VGM toolbox to create .genh files of original audio files from PS2 games, then using this VGM converter program to convert the .genh files to .wav. When I do this, the music files just come out as a bunch of static noise. My game discs are fine. I think I might be doing something wrong? Please let me know if you know a workaround for this issue.

edited 6:24 PM EDT April 28, 2017

edited 6:25 PM EDT April 28, 2017

Labyrinth no Kanata and Valkyrie Profile 2 SFX? by SunClonus at 9:46 PM EDT on April 28, 2017

Can someone rip the SFX of these games?

Unknown GCN PCM files from Pokemon Box by Kagemori at 9:30 AM EDT on April 30, 2017

So I've been wanting to get the Pokemon Box Ruby and Sapphire remixes for quite some time and decided to try out looking for the sound files in Dolphin.

Found some PCM files which I suspect are the music but I tried playing them with vgmstream and in_cube to no avail.

They are just labeled as PCM, not bms or any of those weird GC formats, so one would think they shouldn't be a problem... Any ideas/suggestions?

Here are the files if someone wants to mess with them a little.

https://mega.nz/#!hQVHkAKb!N6f3dKs7S86we-uLl-kSUNa7Owm83-HtaxpMf3IdoAU

Edit: I'd like to convert them to wav or some other manageable format, not just playing them btw

edited 9:33 AM EDT April 30, 2017

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Get Original Wwise Filenames With SoundbanksInfo.xml by Mygoshi at 1:50 PM EDT on April 30, 2017

Hello, I recently bought Outlast 2 on PC and I saw that, in the same folders of the BNK containers, there was a file called "SoundbanksInfo.xml", that contains the original filenames of each files in the BNKs. The problem is that when I extract the WEM/Wwise, I always get name like this : 81202919.wwise
Is it possible to replace all those boring filenames into original filenames with the XML file? Is this hard? Thanks in advance.

need help with .wav.str file from wii game by ronnyspb at 3:30 AM EDT on May 1, 2017

Hi, maybe somebody can help me - I need to found proper way to decode/convert .wav.str files from wii game.


originally files in the .rev-archive, here is extracted content:

https://mega.nz/#!f0AUlZRC!GlnhbWeQ8BcvzC1qxJilrdEvI5ssZHkfRvYoBmOcIIY

There is approximate information about these .wav.str files:

header: not present!
type: IMA-ADPCM or ADPCM ???
bit depth: 4-bit ???
Frequency: 32000Hz ???
Number of Channels: 4

NFL 2K4/2K5 music request by godzfire at 8:10 PM EDT on May 1, 2017

This is a big favor, but one hopefully someone would consider doing. I am a big fan of the old school ESPN NFL Primetime music you heard Sunday Nights in the 90s and early 00s. I found that some of them are actually included in the games NFL 2K4 and 2K5 for Playstation 2/XBox.

I'm wondering if someone would be kind enough to rip them for me? If needed I could track down iso's of the games.

edited 8:10 PM EDT May 1, 2017

Is there any way to convert wavs to BFWAV? by Swiftie24 at 4:00 PM EDT on May 2, 2017

Mario Kart 8 and several others use this format , and while there are already ways to convert sounds to bfstm , i cant find anything about bfwavs.

Need help ripping Metroid Fusion MIDI's by Meowmaritus at 8:48 PM EDT on May 2, 2017

Metroid Zero Mission and Fusion are said to have the sappy data located in a different place, causing saptapper, gba_mus_riper, etc to be unable to find the sappy data. However, bout 4 years ago a user by the name of soneek managed to rip pretty much all of the MIDIs in Metroid Zero Mission, with all of the instruments other than the drumkit. I still have no idea how he managed to extract it so any help with the Metroid games specifically or information on how to find sappy data in general would be appreciated. It would be nice if you could reply, @soneek, but I understand if you're too busy.

So far I've searched inside of a Pokemon Emerald using sappy_detector.exe's results as a guide, trying to find similar looking data in Metroid Fusion and inputting the addresses into gba_mus_riper, with no success. It says "Invalid amount of tracks 234 ! (must be 1-16)" with almost any address inputted, leading me to believe I'm not even close to finding anything and that's just the default value.



Also, I'd like to point out that I'm not interested in listening to the tracks in high quality, as a lot of people trying to rip them are wanting to do (I'm doing it for research purposes). So, I don't need any resources or help with alternative methods of listening to the soundtrack. I appreciate those who were planning on doing that though lol

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edited 8:51 PM EDT May 2, 2017

Is it possible to rip music from Net Yaroze homebrew games? by LC-DDM at 6:43 PM EDT on May 3, 2017

Hi. Uh, as the title states, I'd like to know if there's any success, or even a possibility, of ripping music from a variety of Net Yaroze games.

To clarify, Net Yaroze itself was a Sony-backed dev kit to hand over to universities for people to make their own homebrew games. It came with a "Black Box" Fat PS1, a bunch of coding manuals, appropriate cables, and so on. The best Net Yaroze games were bundled with the PS1 demo discs as a display of what was possible. Nowadays, you won't find much of that unless you saved the demo discs from back then, or if you scour the internet for the Net Yaroze Compilation of 2014.

Unfortunately I don't know much about the musical aspect of the Net Yaroze games, barring that some, like Super Bub Contest, were sequenced. So, y'know, I'm asking this in case any of you might know.

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