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- The Official Custom VGM Thread by bxaimc at 4:27 PM EST on January 23, 2009
- I've decided to make this thread for people to post custom VGM, and/or custom VGM files like I make all the time.
To Start off this thread, I made a BRSTM to share.
SMG_galaxy01_strm.brstm
enjoyz :)
edited 4:32 PM EST January 23, 2009
- WarioWare Touched? by TheUltimateKoopa at 11:54 AM EST on January 28, 2009
- Has the full soundtrack of said game been ripped yet?
- Need to VGMStream r563 or higher by ObiOne at 12:31 AM EST on January 29, 2009
- Hello, (sorry for my english)
I need to read RWAV files from BRSAR archive extracted with ripping_mama.
I saw that more than r563 versions can do it but I can not find...
On SourceForge it's only r526 !
Please, can you give me a link to download a version that plays RWAV ?
(in_vgmstream.dll enough, it's for winamp)
THX
- A quick request for a psf2 by SSGotenksUFO at 7:58 PM EST on January 29, 2009
- Does anyone know where I can get a PSF2 set for Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix+? I've looked around but all I can find is the original versions.
- Pokémon Colosseum (once again) by Hans at 1:59 PM EST on February 1, 2009
- I know this game has been discussed back in 2006. Unfortunately, this never came to a solution.
Is there any hope for getting Pokémon Colosseum (GameCube) supported in vgmstream?
There is a "snd_music.samp" (the soundfont) and a "bgm_archive.fsys" archive with 78 LZSS compressed files in it. Those have been decompressed back in 2006. But that's about where discussion stopped.
So... Any hope for this? :)
Willing to donate a few bucks, too.
PS: By the way, there are a few Pokémon Colosseum songs in Pokémon XD (which is supported by vgmstream). They actually sound the same. But I was not able to compare the files if parts of them look the same. Maybe they are, maybe not.
edited 2:17 PM EST February 1, 2009
- Two requests by holyice7 at 3:36 PM EST on February 2, 2009
- I have two somewhat unusual requests.
The first pertains to the Banjo-Kazooie set. I'm wondering if it's at all possible to get USF's of the sound effects, particularly the different versions of Grunty's laughter, and Banjo and Kazooie's various sounds, and if so, if anyone would mind getting it for me.
The second bit is a PSF2 request, for Lupin III: Treasure of the Sorcerer King. I've been meaning to look into the process of actually learning to do this myself, but I just can't find the time to study it, seeing as I know nothing about what base skill set I'd need to know to start.
So, if there isn't already a PSF2 for Lupin III, what data can I get off my game disc that would be needed?
- Soundfont by deronfun at 7:49 AM EST on February 3, 2009
- Hello Guys! :)
Can it be possible to convert a usflib/gsflib to a soundfont (.sf2/.dls) to play selfmade midis with it?
It would be very cool to create additional music...
- Portable Sound Format (PSF) standardized tags by VGSB at 6:16 AM EST on February 9, 2009
- PSF Tag Format
PSF Tagging Tool
So I've been working on tagging some 2sf sets with some people, and wanted to include some additional information than the current tag implementation. Instead of just throwing the information in the comment= tag, I decided it would be better to make new tags, in case a future vio2sf chooses to support them. Even if none of
them are ever supported, it's still a way to better organize the extra information I want to include in the Comments field.
For example, FLAC has ORIGALBUM and ORIGYEAR to give users insight on songs that are part of a compilation. It's always interesting to me where a song originally came from in games as well. This would be particularly important if there ever was a Smash Bros. released for the Nintendo DS.
Here are the tags I'm using, I tried to make them mimic other common tag syntax that I know of:
ORIGGAME= the game that the song first appeared in
ORIGTITLE = the title of the song in the game that it premiered in
ORIGYEAR = the year that the song first existed
TITLEJP2EN = the song title when translated to English from the original Japanese, as a way to supplement the localized titles I use (important for people like Prime Blue who prefer the Japanese character and place names)
ID= the original filename of the ripped mini2sf file before it's changed to the tagged track number and title.
Questions for whoever can answer:
1. Does anybody have any other tags they would like to see?
2. Does anybody have better ideas for a more standardized way to label the tags listed?
3. Is there a way to copy and paste Japanese characters from VGMdb into a Winamp field?
4. What exactly is the hexadecimal at the end of the mini2sf filename a reference to?
5. If somebody else ripped the same DS game, would the hexadecimal be consistent?
6. How are 2sflib filenames determined?
7. Would people consider the hexadecimal ID redundant with the code included in the mini2sf file, or would it somehow be nice to have if it's not in the filename?
8. How long can a post be edited before it's locked? HCS, could you make it to where a post doesn't have a limited time before it can no longer be edited?
edited 6:31 PM EST February 9, 2009
- My inspection on AAX files by Link0x at 5:53 AM EST on February 10, 2009
- Hi there,
I made some inspections on the AAX audio format. In my case in Sonic Unleashed Xbox 360 version there are many CSB/CBK audio files where the Wii version used either ADX or AIX.
The CSB and CBK files extracted fine using hcs' CSB and CBK tools.. the AAX files so far do not seem playable using Winamp and vgmstream:
However, I found a way: if you try to open an AAX file with UTF_View it shows data segments in them (normally two), called AAX[0], AAX[1] and on-going.
Then it fails with an error message: not a @UTF table at [insert address] here... well, I took the contents of that area and saw: ADX header?
Well I simply extracted the area mentioned by UTF_View.exe and it is a simple ADX file. I have written a mini Delphi based unpacker (CSB/CBK/AAX to ADX) however, as it internally uses CSB_unpack/CBK_unpack/UTF_View it is quite large and I guess it could also work by directly incluing the AAX->ADX converters in to CSB_unpack/CBK_unpack.
Cheers,
Link
- ADX Player for Nokia N70 Mobilephone? by MichaSDL at 9:02 AM EST on February 13, 2009
- See Thread ^^
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