IS this possible?
The 2 GUI based tools I tried Music.pck in RavioliGameTools_v2.2 and extr25 find the graphics and text binary files for them which make the themes work but no actual music files.
Is it possible someone can upload the 360 or PS3 files which seem the same this year to the tracker so I can download them?
I downloaded the Wii files from someone called thebib but the themes have the normal 3:10 limit on that version so the themes cut off earlier than the 360/PS3 version so one of the HD versions of the game music is what I want.
Can somebody help me out by either uploading it to the tracker or giving me some links to some other Vista compatible GUI based tools that I can try it myself with?
I know extracting the .pck files can be done because I've noticed the upload of last years game which may have been .pck too.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K9PA9KQH
Sample special VAG:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WVTEN3HE
I tired to unpack it, but it only unpacked 1 file, which was a lua file.
Edit: Nevermind, I did it.
Now I'm worried about the files in the CSB. They have a header of UTF. They don't seems to play in WINAMP using VGMStream.
http://www.mediafire.com/?bnbnr2pwicfrz3k
edited 7:19 AM EST November 13, 2010
here is one sample file :)
http://crediar.no-ip.com/maincart_mix_bpm123.rar
Is this encrypted? im assuming it would use mp3 but theres no clues in this raw stream, no headers either that i can recognise
Edit: Nevermind, it's available at there site http://hcs64.com/mboard/forum.php?showthread=14125
edited 5:58 AM EST November 29, 2010
Like with Androu1's tool, it says it outputs the file in a folder called. EditedSongs, but I see no folder.
Tools like TMPGEnc Plus can demux them, but the video decoding isn't right (the ADX sound stream can be easily converted to WAV using VGMStream, so no problems with that). Most people in here might know that the end result is a very messy video, with blocky output.
Games like Sonic Colors, for example, use v1 and v2 SFD's. AFAIK, the v1 are the ones that can be played without problems, and yet most of the cinemas on the game can be played. The only ones that give problems are the opening movie and the SEGA logo, so those must be v2.
I've tried programs like sfd2mpg and even ffmpeg, with no luck.
So, does anyone know something about this? I know you're interested mostly on sound rips, and thought you guys might be the best at this, :I.
Thanks in advance for any response you could give me. If you want more info or need an example file, just tell me.
edited 3:52 PM EST December 2, 2010
For me, the last version that played them was r832. Starting at r836 onward (including r884) just skips over the file and goes to the next track.
I wonder which the audio format it is?
edited 3:52 AM EST December 3, 2010
edited 7:12 AM EST December 3, 2010
Please help with WWise RIFF Vorbis format from "Tron Evolution" PS3 version
Tried ww2ogg input.wav --inline-codebooks then get
RIFX WAVE 1 channel 22050 Hz 40256 bps
47414 samples samples
- 6 byte packet headers
- stripped setup header
- inline codebooks
Output: input.ogg
Parse error: current_entry out of range
Tried ww2ogg input.wav --full-setup then get
RIFX WAVE 1 channel 22050 Hz 40256 bps
47414 samples samples
- 6 byte packet headers
- stripped setup header
- inline codebooks
Output: input.ogg
Parse error: invalid codebook identifier
Here is a file
http://www.sendspace.com/file/d8ctur
Is this normal or is there a glitch/problem with VGMStream and these particular files?
Edit: The distorted sound seems to be restricted to ssm file types only.
edited 5:00 AM EST December 6, 2010
I've seen bxaimc's release of DW Gundam from a PS3 version, which is Atrac3plus/AT3. I was able to rip them from the Japanese Version of the game, they're RIFF WAV and probably can be renamed to at3 extensions. But I'm having trouble playing these with the OMA;AAC with Winamp's Direct Show, and HIMDRenderer-1.00-beta4 doesn't work with conversion, even with the AT3 to OMA to WAV options. If it can be done through Sound Forge's libraries, where would the directory be other than the Sonic Stage directory location?
I was able to rip RIFF WAVs out of the second game (Xbox 360), assuming they were XMA. But XMA conversion didn't seem to work, so they might be something else or I'm just doing it wrong. I would've done it for the first one for 360, but don't own Gundam Musou International. I also have the second game on PS2, and the Special Version of the first game only on the PS2.
And lastly the PS2 versions use PS2 Headerless ADPCM, at least what I've seen with Cube Media Player. I was able to extract ADPCMs using that, but the only way I was able to get a good conversion of it was through adding a GENH header to it and use vgmstream for wav conversion.
gmsamples
I really just want to get up to speed before 3's release, which is next Thursday. I should be getting my copy next Friday.
Thanks in Advance.
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?p7ua8wns596k6z2
Here's a sample file:
http://brawlcustommusic.com/out.bin
edited 4:05 AM EST December 8, 2010
them£¬how to extract swd file from a packed bin file?
I need help,thanks in advance
here is the bin file
http://www.mediafire.com/?0l6e2j0snzi9bfb
edited 2:06 AM EST December 9, 2010
Really, I'm just wondering if these will ever get VGMStream support since they seem to have quite a bit of documentation behind them already.
Here's a link to some of the files from the Godfather Wii if anyone feels like looking into this:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/rgqw44278dhp5gr/act01_a0.rar
Where are the Japanese audio tracks? To be sure, I checked the Japanese version of the game as well, but did not hear any Japanese audio for the sfd movies. Sure enough, I just got English audio.
This suggests to me that the audio tracks for the SFD files are multi-stream. There should be both an English and a Japanese audio stream embedded in the videos - and perhaps it also separates the music channel (wishful thinking...).
Does anyone know of a player or reader that can detect and extract them? Otherwise, where did the Japanese audio go?
Hi, here i have RIFX wwise with Wii adpcm data.
support in vgmstream if possible thanks.
The files used were:
034.SAD - the voices combined with ending song used in story mode
038.SAD - just the voices for this scene, not used in the game
BG_004.SAD - just the ending song used in the music playing menu
So now I have a new 034.WAV created using the Japanese BG_004.SAD and the English 038.SAD. Based on the metadata from vgmstream, I need to convert it to an SAD file with the following specifications:
sample rate 32728 Hz
channels: 2
encoding: Procyon Studio Digital Sound Elements NDS 4-bit APDCM
layout: interleave
interleave: 0x10 bytes
with sadl header
I have no idea how to encode to NDS 4-bit ADPCM. I tried the Procyon Studio site, but it does not show how to get the Digital Sound Elements software, so I am not sure what to do next.
but no label supported is a little inconvenient.
Will Advanced Cutter support lable in future version? Thanks a lot!
(Sorry for my English.)
edited 11:00 AM EST December 20, 2010
I'm trying to transcode some ADX files with Winamp's format converter feature. I can transcode from other file types, but when I try to transcode from ADX files, I get the error "Cannot Find Decoder." The files play fine in Winamp using the latest VGMStream, so I'm a bit confused as to why they cannot be transcoded. A post on the Winamp forum suggests that this can occur when the input plugin is buggy (but I'm not certain if this is correct).
Is there a way to make Winamp's transcoder work with VGMStream? Is this a bug in VGMStream, and if so, is there any chance it will be fixed soon?
Thanks!
Thanks for any regarding this.
Boy oh boy what a great site and thank you so much for creating such fantastic tools.
I am having some problems using xma_parse09 but the problems are caused by me not being sure of the correct syntax to use.
I have a file which I shall call file.fsb.xen.
I used XEN to extract the fsb from the Xen so now the file is called file.fsb.
I then used xmaextract which gave me 4 xma files: file_Channel_1.xma, file_Channel_2.xma, file_Channel_3.xma and file_Channel_4.xma -
which I presume are the 4 channels which the .fsb file contained in a multichannel xma.
I understood that I then needed to use xma_parse09 to convert these files to a format that ToWav could then convert into wav files.
So I placed one of the 4 wma files into the same directory as xma_parse09. Opened a CMD box and used the syntax:
xma_test file_channel_1.xma -r channel1
As I am not that familier with working out offsets or blaock and data sizes I thought I'd leave theses switches blank so that xma_test used the defaults.
When I ran it I got the following report and error:
filename: file_channel_1.xma
version: XMA2
offset: 0
block size: 8000
data size: 2ea000
rebuild output filename: channel1
-----------------------------------------
Parse error: skip bits <0> did not match previous packet overflow <66>
Can you kindly give me some help and advice?
I am guessing that the offset, block and data size are different for each .xma file so how do you get this info from each file in order to process it?
I am very keen to learn so that I doint have to keep asking stupid learner questions that must annoy you :)
Thanks on advance.
hcs: Thank you for all your continued efforts with vgmstream, setting up the tracker and keeping it going, the multitude of things you've done and continue to do for the community (creating the USF format, housing a ridiculous number of files in a ridiculous number of formats, creating all your crazy software, etc.), and for creating this forum and bringing this community together in the first place. You've obviously put a lot of time and effort into all this and I hope you know that not all of us take it for granted.
Knurek: You work your tail off creating all these (2SF, DSF, SSF, etc.) files and archives and it certainly shows. You bring your own organizational touch to everything and you always do quality work. The community needs more like you.
bxaimc: You continue churning out your custom vgm files and, in my eyes, keeping the spirit of creativity alive with it. As I recall, you've also helped with vgmstream and VGM Tools; both of which can always use as many willing and able bodies as possible. You're a tireless contributor to the community and that deserves not to go unnoticed or unappreciated.
Mouser X: Despite your post lengths exceeding "tl;dr" for many's taste, you're always helpful and provide "noobs" with as much information as possible when confusion arises. You're a shining example of what every community needs - especially in contrast to what most actually seem to HAVE. Thank you for always lending your three cents.
Pluginja: You've brought us many great players and I hope your efforts continue well into the future - otherwise I eat your children.
I think that about covers it for now. Again, feel free to expound whenever the need arises - I'm sure everyone above (and others) appreciates knowing their efforts are valued, so let's just not forget to let them know that now and then. :)
edited 12:35 AM EST January 5, 2011
http://www.sendspace.com/file/k4dja1
Can't open with quickbms (Error: not a @UTF table at 16)
I wish to rip the whole music content from MMX4 Saturn version, because a few tracks contain some minor differences from the PSX and OST tracks.
On the disc are exactly two Redbook tracks (X and Zero Opening Stages), which can also be found among the files as MUSIC0.DA and MUSIC1.DA. I suspect the rest must be hidden in some of the bigger BIN files, but none of the file names give any hints about containing audio.
I've used various VGMtoolbox methods to search for the rest, but there are no XA files or any kind of RIFF headers to be found. I even gave the SSF-maker a try, but mostly produced garbage (two 1KB SEQs with 73 BINs).
Any advice?
Offtop: anyway to port vgmstream to rockbox?
I let samples here (OGG files only, not BNK ones) : http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LFOITQDA
Thx
edited 6:29 AM EST January 10, 2011
edited 7:24 PM EST January 10, 2011
edited 7:25 PM EST January 10, 2011
The game mutes different channels when it needs to, but when I try to play it, it plays all the channels at once.
edited 7:23 PM EST January 11, 2011
If anybody is interested in how this was done, I first edited the bgm_archive.fsys file so that title_song was about 20 KB, and zeroed it out. From this base file, I inserted each sequence one by one into the title_song slot and recorded the output at the title screen.
This is the first rip, as far as I know, done using GC/Wii emulation. Recent work on Dolphin's Low Level DSP Emulator has progressed enough so that it emulates many games perfectly or almost perfectly. I've ripped the Wii version of Sonic 4 too, and just have to process it. I also got everything ready to do a rip of ZWW before I realized that Nintendo had already released an OST for it. >_<
Anyway, here's the link http://www.brawlcustommusic.com/temporarycrap/pokecol/
The rip contains lossless version of all the songs, as well as batch files that will create ADX, and/or BRSTM sets of the rip.
here is the file
http://www.mediafire.com/?v4205x4yclse4jt
if someone could help me open this it would be awesome.
I notice that the Rune Factory 3 2sf pack, which I was looking for, is said to have 'noise' in a lot of tracks. Yes, it does have some sort of noise, but having played the game, I don't think it's actually noise.
See, ingame, there is rain, and it makes a sound that is suspiciously like the noise.
I don't suppose it's possible that the noise is the rain, and the game simply mutes that channel when it's not raining? Meaning the pack is actually fine?
I provided a sample "sfd" from Sonic unleashed with the tools recommended. Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
http://www.mediafire.com/?dr90sik9s170mq3
edited 3:20 PM EST January 18, 2011
Where can I get the missing music? :O
I found some (short?) audio clips in ES, they are in the
same directory with .wav files that have their endianess changed, so I
guess they are uncompressed too (also has "large" blocks of 0x00 in it)
Strangely these files (at least at the header) don't have their endianess changed.
The format seems straight forward, but I have no experience with audio.
(that means that the file spec included could be garbage )
So do I just need to slap a custom written wav header instead of the current header
(please supply and tell what the values are)
or does it use some sort of lossy compression?
If it helps: The above mentioned wav files (NOT the files in the download) are PCM S16 LE (araw),stereo, with 48 kHz and 16 Bits per Sample. (Information from VLC Media Player)
Bonus Question: Is there a compression that starts with a specific symbol like 0xff ? (not related to the audio files)
Well, I am new to the ripping scene here.
I just recently ripped my Super Mario Galaxy game disc, used Trucha Signer to extract all of the .ast and .aw audio files, but I am having troubles with the applications that this site offers.
I tried to open it, but the black dialogue box appears and disappears and nothing happens. So I decided to drag files into the application but the same thing happens. Nothing happens.
What must I do to use these applications?
While I'm at it, what are recommendations on steps and programs to use to rip Super Mario Galaxy sound effects?
Thanks a lot!
I don't know how to code in the language that is commonly used, so I wouldn't know; just a theory I'm proposing.
What do you think?
Im new to this music extraction. I downloaded the vgmstream plugin for winamp, external dlls for my comp, Dolphin, and Tales of Symphonia (ToS) NTSC .iso. I extracted all of the files from the .iso.
Now what are the file formats for audio and video that vgmstream can play? The ToS has this .h4m, i tried to play it on winamp but it didnt work....
Someone help please?... Is there an easy guide that you can tell me?
Thanks... and im willing to upload the rips to this site.. :]
Anyone have any ideas?
Fable II
edited 9:15 PM EST January 20, 2011
http://www.mediafire.com/?2czoa0oel9m09jh
This from Tales of Graces F.
I tired using the nub BMS script, but it doesn't out put BNSF.
edited 3:16 AM EST January 21, 2011
edited 3:22 AM EST January 21, 2011
And about these AAC files? VGMStream can seem to read them have "WAVE" in it.
Tried to load it in VGMToolBox, it converted to an XMA but the xma didn't convert to a wav.
http://www.mediafire.com/?n11xkgoinxw40xs
edited 3:53 AM EST January 21, 2011
The filesize of the pck file is 279.14 MB and is uploaded on megaupload.
Post the header stripped files here where I can find them when they are done.
Thanks for the help guys it would be very appreciated.
Also if you have rips from DLC 1 and 2 please upload them at one point too for the full set unless those BGM's are already included in this main disc file, in that case don't bother.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HBAN1I9L
edited 9:37 AM EST January 24, 2011
Example
Japanese
‚͂߂‚̗\Š´.ogg
‚͂߂‚̗\Š´.ogg.sli
edited 8:13 AM EST January 24, 2011
I want to extract some sounds from a game.
Then I got some awb files.
I opened them in Hex and found it might be a new type of cpk files.
However, the utf_tab tools didn't work:
*****************************
cpk_unpack 0.7 beta 3
cpk_unpack.c:78:analyze_CPK: TOC signature not found
*****************************
So I asked here. Can anyone help me?
Here is one of the awb files:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9ROFTZ3Y
So here I am, asking if a port of Vgmstream for audacious 2.4 has been made, or can be compiled.
It would be even better if it was able to be built into a GStreamer plugin so I can use them with anything.
At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if you gave me the sourcecode and told me to do it myself, but seeing as I can't find that either, I'm stuck here waiting.
edited 5:17 PM EST January 27, 2011: I really need to spellcheck this stuff more often...
edited 5:20 PM EST January 27, 2011
So I have. I have begun work on the SMD format, specifically the version that was used in the second generation of the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games. I've worked out all of the headers, but none of the actual music data yet. Sadly, that's the part that actually counts. D:
I think I'm going to need some help on this one. If anyone's interested, I'll post my findings.
The ydsp files are in a .mpq container...does anyone here know how to extract gamecube audio files from a .mpq file format?
It has been done before with WWE Day of Reckoning 1 & 2 for the gamecube as well.
Here's the mpq file:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZE1DBYMB
Thanks to anyone who can help me out!
I am willing to pay (:
Thanks
CLM
I need edit .bin files with audio inside of the game Saint Seiya, for Playstation 2.
I modified many audios, but I can not edit files .bin containing special moves inside.
archive bin link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FW6YAN0Q
How can I extract and edit the sounds present in there?
only the PSound program could play it.
Thanks for your help!
Here ya go, all I'm new at this so I wasn't able to find enough signature information for a proper original stub.
Let me know if I did anything wrong. Decent music from a decent game. Hopefully this engine can eventually be included in ScummVM when/if Duckman's engine is added. Also note that the Saturn version of this game is superior; but unfortunately it seems that Yabause has some button emulation conflicts with the game at the moment no matter how they are assigned in the emulator or game.
Perhaps I'll try to rip the SSF as well. :D
Yep, the sequel to Ace Attorney Investigations is out in the wild.
The audio files are .dat extension.
Has anyone here had any success with extracting the audio files from mgs2, or have any other form of help? I have never dealt with .dat audio files before so I'm lost when it comes to that file type.
If there's a way to extract the PS2 or XBOX files instead of the PC files, then that is fine, I just want them...I don't care which version they are from.
Thanks a lot to anyone who can shed some light.
edited 10:31 PM EST February 2, 2011
The only reason I use VBA-M is that it's the most accurate emulator for sound, and also sounds better.
Is anyone able to help, or does anyone know why it works for most games, but not all? Like it'll work perfectly for something like Wario Land 2, or Super Mario Land, but not Super Mario Land 2?
If it means anything, I'm using GBS2GB 1.17
edited 3:17 PM EST February 3, 2011
I'm wanting to know what would be the best way to obtain PS2 ADPCM music, more specifically located in a file such as PAK or 000 for example.
Programs like MFAudio or Cube Media Player fails in this scenario since I have to find the Interleave myself. Even so, some of the music I can never get to sound correctly (a lot of crackling, channels never in the correct channel if that made sense).
Is there some type of Hex-Editing involved or something?
I tried hex editing out the music in MUSICTS.PAK from TimeSplitters 3 as I would like to have the music in the ADPCM format, but vgmstream had interleaving issues.
What could I possibly be doing wrong?
How do other people do it?
Regardless of my goals, I tried another approach (from here: http://www.pspripkits.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1175 ) using Hex Editor and Filescan 3.0, but the resulting files still came up with similar errors of either not being the proper bitrate for SonicStage or mentioning the RIFF header as an error. A contact of mine told me PSound will pull the voice files, but there hasn't been any breakthrough with music as of yet.
If it helps, the ISO has two large files, "NAMCO.MDI" (568mb) and "namco.BDI" (946mb), the latter of which I used for the Hex Editor method. I know this is probably a lot to digest, but can anyone lend me some direction on what the next step that I can take should be? I've been reading that Sony possibly compresses files WITHIN files, which really killed my motivation. Thanks in advance.
edited 9:25 PM EST February 10, 2011
I tried to convert AT3 files that have a bitrate not supported by SonicStage. I got no success with Goldwave and HiMDRenderer.
Here're sample : http://hotfile.com/dl/103913870/47a997e/samples.rar.html
Thx
Is there a program/ or better command line to extract .mus files properly? :)
I'm starting to rip .SSF file from Sega Saturn ISOS (I have more than 1400 ISOS..), sometimes I do this manually, some times I use the great VGMToolbox.
Now I'm stuck because I have found sequences file that use multiple tone banks .
How can i solve this problem? I read in ssfmake.py:
"NOTE: The script is really only set up to handle a single bank of tone data (matching the sequence bank).
# Some games contain sequences that reference multiple tone banks. To handle these, the script
# needs to be run multiple times (each time with a different tone data file and bank #). Each time
# script is run, a file named 68000ram.bin will be dumped out. This is a 512K file that corresponds
# to sound memory. For additional runs, just set the driver file name to this file ('68000ram.bin')
# as well as setting the corresponding bank numbers and tone data files, leaving the other file name
# parameters blank. Finally, the last pass of the script needs to have the bank number set to the
# desired sequence bank since the script always writes this value into the SEQUENCE_START command."
For example this attached is a minissf which should use two different tone banks, it's clearly stated in sssinfo.py output
Sequence Bank 2 - Track 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Resolution : 480 steps/quarter-note
Tempo Event 0: 0 steps, 500000 microseconds/quater-note
Tempo Event 1: 3840 steps, 500000 microseconds/quater-note <---- Loop point
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Channel 0: Bank 2, Voice 1
Channel 1: Bank 5, Voice 0
Channel 2: Bank 2, Voice 2
Channel 3: Bank 2, Voice 6
Channel 4: Bank 2, Voice 4
Channel 5: Bank 2, Voice 0
It plays fine but compared with the one in the arcade test mode of MAME it lacks some instruments because I just ripped it using only one tone bank.
http://rapidshare.com/files/447725938/SSF.rar
First I tried the ssfmake.py script with no luck.Besides area map are only for sequence that reference to a single tone bank, this is another problem.
http://rapidshare.com/files/447725938/SSF.rar
Could someone help me?
edited 11:11 AM EST February 13, 2011
Everything else seems correct, according to ADPCM Player 1.44h
This is my first time attempting a rip ADPCM for a PS2 game, so if anyone can lend their expertise on the matter, or even willing to download the folder containing everything in order to attempt it themselves, I'd appreciate it greatly.
Sample: http://www.mediafire.com/?y83nu6kdj32h3nl
Extracted - Offset: 0x09F01E50 Length: 0x001D4760 File: MUSIC_000000A1.bin
edited 8:57 AM EST February 14, 2011
It seems that archives at http://ssf.hcs64.com/ and http://dsf.hcs64.com/ are offline.
Is there any chance to reach them on other URLs?
Thanks
Excitebots: Trick Racing | .res
http://www.mediafire.com/?1id31r8y3ad30j4
I'm trying to figure out a good way to create SSEQ files, as well as the banks that support them. Is there any thing or any way anyone can help me? Any information should be helpful. Thanks!
Is there something I did wrong?
here is the raw file
http://www.mediafire.com/?gj0vopyid2xc9gi
and this is converted file
http://www.mediafire.com/?syze7c43avvddgf
Help me I'm a huge Tenpei Sato fan.
edited 8:00 PM EST February 26, 2011
edited 8:00 PM EST February 26, 2011
Ripped from original game archives. Original ADP format files. Playable in vgmstream.
*.bnk archive format is your typical game format.
Headers are like:
struct Entry {
char filename[16];
uint32 a, b;
uint32 c, d;
uint32 offset;
uint32 diskSize, size, compressed;
};
Compression is LZ-based.
Check mudlord.emuxhaven.net/crap/bnk_ext.zip for details and unpacker + source.
edited 10:29 PM EST February 27, 2011
In the Twilight Princess ripping thread on page 6, I saw that Prime Blue figured out a method to get it working correctly. If Prime Blue is still around, what was the method that you used? And if he's not, does anybody else know what he did?
For the other side, recently Valleybell launch his updated vgm, with multiple options, but I don't know if quality improves the original one.
Open to suggestions. Thanks
See ya
Tell everyone you know and sign.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/zsdhq0
I'm using VGMToolbox in order to extract the music files from the game Zombie Daisuki, however, each time I go through the NDSTo2SF process all I get is the following:
No extractable SSEQ/STRM/SWAR data found.
Searching for SWAVs
Searching for ADXs
I tried SDAT Finder, but nothing comes up.
Any help will be wholly appreciated.
Thanks.
EDIT: To clarify, I go through all the processes mentioned and nothing is extracted.
edited 4:34 PM EST March 6, 2011
There's a file named music.yaf... which I know has the music files I want.
I've searched google for a YAF extractor, but the only ones I find are for PS2 YAF's, which 360 YAF files will not work in PS2 YAF extractors.
Anyone here know how to extract xbox 360 YAF files?
Thanks a lot to anyone who can help!
http://hcs64.com/mboard/forum.php?showthread=19169
Please help me convert these sounds!
I have Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
It gives me the argument "Terminate called after throwing an instance of 'Bit_uint<8u>::Int_too_big'"
Here's the first 10MB of the file
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E0F6JHDZ
EDIT: Never mind, I managed to get it :)
edited 12:35 PM EST March 11, 2011
My current problem is with Time Crisis 4 music files: it seems all the sound files are stored in a container .npk - is there any app for extracting that type? (hyperrippper comes to mind, but it probably can't recognize files inside of npk). if extraction is possible, does anybody know what codec is used for music in this game, and will vgmstream (specifically vgmstream foobar plugin, because that's the way how I convert stuff) be able to convert it to a common format?
I'm sorry if this has been discussed before.
Could anyone take a look at it and see if they can decrypt it?
http://www.mediafire.com/?x36zvbgayv2ztjn
Also will the USF archive EVER be updated after December 4, 2009? The DK64 and BT sets need fixing. The BT needs ordering, and both of them have that thing where a fraction of the first second is cut off in some of the individual miniUSFs. I'm assuming this is not unavoidable, otherwise it'd happen in game as well.
edited 11:11 PM EDT March 14, 2011
I'd like to also bring bout that I have tons of rare streams that I could give (Hell, I own a Gamecube Service Disk!), so ask away!
I want to beable to listen to these as how they would sound on the real DS. That and I never liked filtered audio to begin with anyways.
I think I saw this mentioned in another post but it's for foobar2000 and I don't have that installed, and I don't think it'd be easy to migrate to that either. Winamp's plugin search turns up nothing either. (I found one supposed "input plugin" that would "resample" audio to a certain frequency and it doesn't even do what it implied... stupid stupid stupid..)
I'm really hurting my ears over this, and I don't like wasting time converting to .WAV using a crappy program that ends up ruining half the stream just to get the sound "quality" I want.
Here it is : Download
It's the second one , reaction.sbs. It contains chants,commentary and other audio stuff. I also tried the quickbms method but here's what my hex editor shows
I tried following the guides to create my own script but I don't know where to start.
I will appreciate any help, thank you.
edited 11:01 AM EDT March 21, 2011
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4Y9W54M6