i have been converting game-rips to flac for my own music collection. i added ripped by, titled by and timed by to the comment tag of the flac files, that worked well with usf files.
now nsf files do not seem to have tags like that. who do i give credit to, i do not know how to find out who created the nsf files. is there a way to find that out?
thank you in advance, have a nice day!
I've been trying to rip Spongebob Supersponge for PS1. I managed to get the .VB and .VH files but there seem to be no .SEP or .SEQ files, so I'm very confused. I've been using VGMToolbox and PSound for my rips. Any help would be appreciated.
The game comes with a "Best Of" soundtrack if you buy it before the end of this weekend, but that's only got 10 out of 31 tracks.
MUSIC.MEG is the file that contains all 31 tracks.
Judging by the file names (DATA\AUDIO\MUSIC\ADVANCING_POSITION.BINKA etc.) they're all Bink Audio files.
I haven't yet been able to extract the 31 separate files. I haven't found an obvious file size / offset header chunk. I do know the lengths of the individual files (rounded to the nearest second) so I can approximate where they should start end and start looking around those locations.
Is anyone else interested / working on this soundtrack? I'll continue to poke at it, but for now I'm busy playing the game.
edited 2:14 AM EST January 26, 2015
I wanted to ask if it were possible to direct me to Fredrik's voices in the Tropical Freeze files. They're listed as WarusXXwhatever.
Buty sadly, a lot of his actual battle clips are missing, and I don't know where else to look for them. I have some of his important ones, but he's missing a lot.
Thanks for the help. I didn't want to dig out and bump the old TF thread.
It's not like these files haven't been converted properly before (TCRF has a whole unused audio section), it's just the fact that I can't find any documentation on these whatsoever. The game also contains some sounds in .snds format, which I'll be looking into later.
edited 11:32 PM EST January 29, 2015
These files come from the XBOX version of the game, but the file-system, formats, placement ect. is incidental in all 3 versions.
edited 11:34 PM EST January 29, 2015
I made some progress with getting the sound section decoded - it seems to be similar to Flipnote Studio's PIKA ADPCM format, just sampled at 16 kilohertz - however there are a series of annoying 'pops' throughout playback, which, of course, shouldn't be there.
here is the raw sound data
and here is my attempt at decoding it
We used sox to decode this, using the command: sox -t ima -r 16k -N input output
If anyone has any advice on how to decode this properly, I would very much appreciate it!
P.S. Thanks to Sudofox for hosting the files. ( :
edited 8:56 AM EST February 2, 2015
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Anybody know what to do with this?
edited 9:49 PM EST February 4, 2015
edited 7:52 AM EST February 5, 2015
DKCTFCSMP.rar
In any case that doesn't seem to be able to let me see the threads I've created in the past.
Edit: I can search my own posts, but not just list the threads I've made. I can't search for specific posts I've made either as there's only one search field so I can't specify my name and a search term...
edited 6:00 AM EST February 9, 2015
i use instruction from this post: forum.xentax.com
file: amb_lrg_final_convergence_01.exa.snu
Could someone take a look at these and see how I could get them without being so broken up?
http://puu.sh/cIqYA.zip
edited 4:23 PM EST February 9, 2015
I'm a big fan of the Quest 64 OST. I'm wondering if someone can place any samples, synths, or has any soundfonts. Also, I'm interested in the effects, like delay and reverb. What Amano might have used effect wise during this time.
Thanks,
ct
Can someone provide me a link? The program is one of the development versions above 20130823 I believe and yes it exports spc to midi like nintspc but better quality actually, it worked with donkey kong country.
edited 11:43 AM EST February 15, 2015
Here sample: https://mega.co.nz/#!UQRWWB5S!3IO_DzV2LzDr_L7q1_sIgiILP3XP6F3QNIaBfN1GtqU
Thanks
PS: You can see the filenames of the files in the archive when you open the archive in a Hex Editor and you can see ".rwawaveformat" at a time.
edited 7:47 AM EST February 18, 2015
Does anybody know how I can play the spsis files from Tales of Zestiria? Seems to be some kind of MP3 modification. Here are some samples: http://www.multiup.org/download/6b1cd2a9adf069dfe5a2b00f5cdc2868/spsis22.7z
Thanks for your help! :)
http://www.multiup.org/download/e9fbf86552ce75d92dd31ac9dbc1f6a5/FIP_ima.7z
Can somebody help me to create a working IMA ADPCM header for these files? Would be great!
Thanks in advance.
I have a bin/cue image of a beta of Sonic CD, and I want to rip the audio tracks out of it (obviously in some uncompressed or lossless format). Is there some tool such as VGMToolBox's advanced cutter that I could do this with, or some other way? And don't suggest logging it, please.
http://forums.ffshrine.org/f72/%5Bn64-dd%5D-mario-artist-talent-studio-paint-185990/
AFAIK these titles soundtracks hadn't surfaced on the web before now.
http://bitbucket.org/kode54/lazyusf2
edited 1:35 AM EST February 21, 2015
All get is this one link and it takes me to some Russian site where I cant find it.
Samples (They're the same just 7Zip or Windows Zip): http://www.mediafire.com/download/ep2nrffdvp3gmdc/SoundBanks.7z
http://www.mediafire.com/download/tsbd5mgtiyqv0sd/SoundBanks.zip
Tools I used:
.pck QuickBMS script by AlphaTwentyThree
bnkextr by CTPAX-X Team
ww2ogg by hcs
revorb by Yirkha
Is there something I can do to be able to play the files correctly?
ps: I'm using "packed_codebooks_aoTuV_603.bin"
edited 5:35 PM EST February 21, 2015
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THIS:
https://soundcloud.com/peronmls/a-soul-cant-be-cut-zadatsu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrtcjXKiwTs&feature=youtu.be&t=10m47s
I extracted all the music streams from the SOUND folder and it was not there. So I though maybe I missed it so i was just going to remove the files one at a time to see when the blade mode music wouldn't play. Well everything went silent besides some SFX, the main title music AND the blade mode music! So now I'm confused on where the other music is coming from. I took almost all file out of the SOUND folder and some how when I went in to battle the blade mode music would be the battle theme instead of blade mode music.
edited 11:14 AM EST February 22, 2015
We extracted the AUDIOSTR.ARC file from the PC version, we got .wav files with RIFF Wave header, unplayable...
Link --> https://mega.co.nz/#!1Vg3lZTb!s6bjIH7UvS1pYFAoe_ROIiHL2uzBq61KVXdjKQBtlIw
We extracted from the PS2 version, we got .dat files, I tried to rename into all of the extensions to play them with vgmstream but no results, I tried to scan them with PSOund or other softwares but no results, and I opened it in Hex Editor and seems to be Raw Data without header
Link --> https://mega.co.nz/#!5NpBFS5I!BECv2M6_yClQAz1IhO2IgcrZIuTQ6XOOXEsxKJaCa_4
We extracted the Original Xbox version, we got .wav files directly playables with Windows media audio, so works fine in high quality.
We extracted the Gamecube version, we got .dat files, I renamed them into .dsp and I can play them in Mono 48 khz with vgmstream, works fine.
So can I have help to convert the PS2/PC files please ? The frequency is normally 48 khz and channels: 2
Thanks
edited 1:02 PM EST February 23, 2015
There was already a thread on this topic conversion, but I seem to be missing the steps.
Im trying rip voices/bgm files from a PSP game,
(and get it to acf/wav/ or mp3 or whatever format I decided at the end)
The file comes in already .awb /.acb
And I don't think reprocessing the step backwards to .cpk would do the trick, let me show some screen shots.
these are the original files itself.
supposedly they're sounds. I assume they could be converted to HCs? but I can't seem to do that.
I've tried the listed programs;
Cripackmaker
QuickBMS
CPK unpack
HCA decoder etc etc.
and it ends in a fail, with nothing extracting, and or just with a error of " 0 " file extracted, or just empty files such as this
I've even tried adding extensions to the above files; it still comes up empty.
Its mind boggling, so anyone wants to test this out??
I've uploaded the files below, maybe someone can tell me what I am doing wrong. Thanks in advance.
BGMs
Voices
EDIT:
Finished.
edited 11:39 AM EST February 24, 2015
This arcade version is also known by some as "Super Battletoads"
edited 4:19 PM EST February 24, 2015
The problem is no matter what I do, it never sounds right when recombining files using MIDI + dls (or sf2). It's hard to describe exactly how it sounds wrong, so I'll just provide an example here.
One of them is a FLAC rip of the official OST, and the other is one I made using FL studio (though it sounds mostly the same even if I use a different program, and the sample will still sound incorrect). I'm hoping someone can diagnose what the problem is and offer a solution. I've tried many things, but I don't know very much about MIDI in general, so I can only do very basic event editing.
edited 11:00 PM EST February 24, 2015
I already tried it with vgmstream but it say "failed opening"
also tried raw import on audacity, no luck.
anyone got some ideas?
Voice File?
Movie Audio
I'm trying to get the audio from the PS1 game Twisted Metal 2. On the disc are some str movies. I have thrown every single program I can find on Google and Zophar's Domain at those damn things to try and get the audio from them, but nothing works.
I'm hoping and praying someone can extract the audio from them for me. I would be eternally grateful.
Small example file for testing on
All Movie Files
I was wrong, god was I wrong, I've spent nearly every possible combination trying out different headers and input file formats with surprisingly, some sort of actual progress.
I need that last stretch though, I could very well hear music being played during the fight sequences in this game, I'm not making this up either, listen to the scratchy ass sample and you'll see what I mean.
Modified GEHN File
https://mega.co.nz/#!aJFHnaTA!YobZzKoASe_FV1_osc2LnYe1nClJKzfSrZJodCfRUBU
<TURN DOWN YOUR VOLUME>
(If it helps I used Microsoft 4-bit IMA ADPCM, Header skip 0x80, Interleave 0x10000, frequency 48000 [the one that foobar told me, I've tried lower, made it worse] and 2 channels)
Modified GEHN File V2.0
https://mega.co.nz/#!GZtFkLIC!EwUFxre-OfUEj136pR0VyERdGS11ivWF0cghDuOJ2nA
(I used XBOX 4-bit IMA ADPCM, Header skip 0, Interleave 0x4400 frequency 48000 and 2 channels)
I tried following this
but it was of no use with the PlayStation input.
I'm getting some sound now, which is good- this is getting closer to my goal.
What it should sound like
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9MkGxVdCHw
This is probably something so obvious but I'm dumbfounded as usual.
Now before you point out the obvious, foobar and vgmstream don't like this file very much either and only play static which is a shame.
Here is the untouched file.
Vanilla Renderware Sound File
https://mega.co.nz/#!WENE0R5C!DC2WNFplXh-ZXUBEXCy_cqd0lhkFz3LUbHF1j-F68WQ
If somebody could at least guide me with what I need for this to play correctly then that would make me a very happy camper!
tl;dr make this play right and I'll suck your dick
https://mega.co.nz/#!WENE0R5C!DC2WNFplXh-ZXUBEXCy_cqd0lhkFz3LUbHF1j-F68WQ
edited 4:25 PM EST March 1, 2015
And extracted the wav files by using Dragon UnPACKer(v5.6.2).
There are 1063 wav files in total.
Then I created the GENH files with VGMToolbox, following the instruction posted by soneek:
---
That odd WAV format is pretty much a Wwise little endian form of Nintendo DSP.
You'll need VGMToolBox to create GENH files. The settings I used for the 2 channel songs were:
Input File Format - Nintendo Gamecube DSP 4-bit ADPCM
General
Header Skip - 0x100
Interleave - 0x8
Channels - 2
Frquency: Use Offset - 0x18, and has size - 2, and byte order - Little Endian
Looping
For looping I did a loop start of 0 samples, and used the file end, though I had to manually see which songs actually looped.
Coefficients
Coef Offset: Right Channel - 0x5e
Coef Offset: Left Channel - 0x30
This isn't implemented in VGMToolbox yet, but hcs updated VGMStream to read the ADPCM coefficients in little endian. After the GENH file is created, you'll need to change the byte at offset 0x30 to 2.
---
Only I don't know what does the last line means.
The genh files do not play correctly yet.
Download the 1063 genh files here.
To make the genh file play correctly, we need to modify the codes' position:
Before modifying:
After(The playable file from 3sf.joshw.info):
If the images don't display correctly, try the links below:
http://s5.postimg.org/or7l2lbxh/image.png
http://s5.postimg.org/bbkkd53fp/image.png
Example: "AA BB CC DD"--->"BB AA DD CC"
(Sorry I don't know how to discribe this...)
Hopefully there will be a tool that could be used to modify the codes easily.
And I will try to add tags (and fix the loop points) for most of the tracks myself.
Anyway, Very Much Appreciate!!
edited 8:23 PM EST March 1, 2015
Does anyone know how to create loops in MP3s where it bypasses the intro of the song the second time around?
I want to see if there's any more unused sounds like this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J48m06iRZ-U
http://www.metroid2002.com/retromodding/wiki/AGSC_(File_Format)
Anyone able to assist? Here's a sample.
http://projectumbrella.net/files/otherhoststuff/d1010_se_eng.sngw
edited 7:33 PM EST March 5, 2015
Everything I ask here is basically so I can make collections like !!!!! does and not just to hoard them all to myself, pretty much anything I post about will be published and tagged...eventually.
Anyway, basically I'm trying to make this play since It's in 48k and that's pretty neat knowing how a small trickle of quality makes me go loco, especially with mainstream titles that are usually slightly downgraded to 44k, so what I'm asking here is if someone out there knew anything regarding this format, I got this from the PS2 version since I don't have the 360 one, I'll probably take a gamble and buy that one instead and rip it, hoping that the 360's audio extensions are different if the IMF/ISF's are TOO obscure for anyone to care.
Anyway, a bit of badly trained google fu left me defeated and I was only able to find this regarding it
Click Here ~2chan~
It seems someone else other than I has had interest in this format as well, which is all and well and grand except that I can't understand Japanese, I've already translated a bit by machine and they are on the same predicament, the way it translates is confusing, they've probably solved it for all I know, so if anyone here knows a bit of moonrunes, that would really help.
Once more, here's a sample song, I couldn't make it work with gehn very much this time, so take it from me that it didn't do much, basically stayed the same, so that being said, It probably has a header, who knows, I don't.
Make this play right and I'll suck your dick
IMF: https://mega.co.nz/#!WM1mBZKD!pD6SVkFyhtHYI8NBbYgJTFfWwUcMnpWGRehUzdZpd2o
ISF: https://mega.co.nz/#!vNkQwA4A!q60VO19CNxKobcaGmvnqxvqHisbg-Xr1lus9YK-qsTw
I understand why there isn't as much of a push nowadays for accurate OST rips from games like Wind Waker, since most of the work has already been done.
However, when you have OST rips in MIDI form, it allows you to accurately separate the individual instruments to make things like backing tracks and whatnot.
Point is, I was able to find furrybob's MIDI conversions from BMS files in Wind Waker, but I couldn't find exactly how the game would link the samples inside AW files to the instruments used in a BMS sequence.
If anyone here has information on how this is done, please leave a detailed comment about it. Be as technical as you like, I am a hobbyist programmer with an interest in music!
edited 6:24 AM EDT March 10, 2015
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Any help is highly appreciated!
Dragon Quest VII PSF set
- I will never do ordering, timing, tagging, etc.
- Sequences are ordered by uncompressed size of sequence file.
- I tried to optimize psflib without breaking playback result, but it might break music playback if I missed something.
- Dragon Quest IV uses the same sound format. I do not know if it is exactly identical, but we probably can use the DQVII driver for DQIV too. (hopefully...)
edited 10:19 AM EDT March 16, 2015
Does anyone have the capacity to write a demuxer for 3DS moflex videos or possibly implement it in VGMToolbox? For my case, an audio dumper is fine, I only want to get my hands on the music.
Here are some samples (audio is probably IMA ADPCM): http://www.multiup.org/download/853c379f19d79d796e8dfab8def3aeba/moflex_samples.7z
Thanks for your help!
The in-game sample rate is 22kHz (to be exact, 22047Hz), which is less than ideal.
The Conker's Bad Fur Day CD was sampled at 44kHz, so I was wondering if this was the case.
vgmstream seems to open them OK (as Playstation 4-bit ADPCM), but for a 128kb file it says it's 2932.8760 seconds long, which seems unrealistic The result is also just half a second of static at the start, the rest being empty.
Could someone check them out? I've uploaded a couple of samples here. There's also the GCP here if you want it (I extracted it using this QuickBMS script).
edited 10:53 PM EDT March 20, 2015
And if you need a soundfont you can use the great Super Mario 64 Soundfont provided by Tamkis or Damihacks version http://www.mediafire.com/download/fxakm8ka5ln75p9/Super+Mario+64.sf2 enjoy.
edited 11:50 AM EDT March 24, 2015
Also, how do the parts actually fit together? For example, within the groups of 8 MP3s, some of them are used for multiple tracks with each track using a different section, as mentioned above with "WDY_NINE_BLURT". IN this case, Blitz Play starts with the 8th MP3 (WDY_NINE_BLURT_8.mp3), and adds I think, #6, or #5 at the second part.
edited 10:01 PM EDT March 24, 2015
Once again I've stumbled upon an audio format that I haven't seen before. The character distribution shows that it's some ADPCM but I can't figure it out. The header begins with "VoxN". I did a search but it didn't come up with something useful. Here are some samples: http://www.multiup.org/download/dd3bcd71160362295f615643154172ff/vxn_samples.7z
Does anybody recognize the format? Could this be implemented in vgmstream?
Thanks for your help!
since the developers of Black Desert updated the header of their music files, i'm unable to use an unpacker i've used a while ago anymore. Unfortunately, i can't contact the creator of this unpacker anymore so i need some help. I've uploaded the old unpacker and a wem sample. I hope someone here can help me out. https://mega.co.nz/#!oxllHRQR!knSD-Ogw6LB3cvK_3a5iZ-ymWL8yKD5Vq2eFu9ffZ88
.VAI is a Nintendo ADPCM 4-bit file. The frequency is 32 kHz and the channel is 2 (Stereo). Just needs the coef left and right channel. It works with 0x10 and 0x10 but not entirely (with vgmtoolbox genh creator).
Here's one of the file: https://mega.co.nz/#!AIhwFZLJ!HGQEXSVcNEXhlYne3iA8W03jOGC7_LRyNHNIxNtawKM
Notice: Undefined index: f3 in C:\xampp\htdocs\index.php on line 319
Notice: Undefined index: instrument in C:\xampp\htdocs\index.php on line 422
Notice: Undefined index: instrument in C:\xampp\htdocs\index.php on line 443
Notice: Undefined index: volume in C:\xampp\htdocs\index.php on line 446
Notice: Undefined index: instrument in C:\xampp\htdocs\index.php on line 453
Here are the bms and midi files https://www.mediafire.com/folder/u1y6z34zqpz2t/Four_Swords_Adventure_BMS
Right now some of the midi files are empty. If anyone can figure out how to fix this, I'd appreciate it!
edited 7:27 PM EDT March 29, 2015
The situation is: I have a soundfont that has some samples in it, but I have another soundfont that has higher-quality versions of some of the samples in the first soundfont (but the other samples are different, so I can't use it for its associated song). How would I go about replacing the samples in the first soundfont with the higher-quality versions from the second soundfont?
Any help is highly appreciated!
I need help on how to extract/open/play it
I uploaded a sample file
http://www.mediafire.com/download/wda0bxxx1oy8awh/file.rar
PS
I saw a CWAV header on it when i used a Hex editor
edited 9:27 AM EDT April 1, 2015
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8rHgE_H8aJsfklERDBBS19zQmNVSWJrY0J4My1vcjYySDhRRVl0ZlplSGlFdWoxb2h3VXc&usp=sharing
I'm just going to leave these here and if anyone would like to rip the sequences/midis and samples out of them and post them here of course it would be very much appreciated to the community, thank you for taking the time and bandwidth to read this thread~
edited 8:03 PM EDT April 1, 2015
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Can you help?: https://mega.co.nz/#!9AxS1YyS!KprSkzFzwBdpPGdEdFrNnuSI49KNw9o04Q1y1BLTmZI
Sample
Any chance for a bugfix?
They are from the PS3 version of Middle Earth: Shadows of Mordor. Can we get an update? :)
Two of the best LPers, in my opinion, are chuggaaconroy or PBGGameplay.
However, here's where my rant starts.
WHY HAS NO ONE UPLOADED A FUCKING VIDEO OF THE SUPER MARIO 64 HACK "SUPER MARIO STAR ROAD" THAT ISN'T A FUCKING LET'S PLAY? I WANT TO WATCH THE FUCKING GAME, WITHOUT ANY FUCKING LET'S PLAY COMMENTARY! (This also applies to any game where there are NO videos of that game that AREN'T Let's Plays).
ZOE2DATs.rar
"foobar2000 itself can't export looping WAV files. However, you can use a script with something like foo_run to pass the loop points to an external tool that can write the smpl chunk."
Could someone please write that script for me? I'm working on the music for a Team Fortress 2 map, and it would be a tremendous help if a tool could automatically spit out looping .wav files from a .bcstm file.
Here are the extensions and further below are an exmaple audio file's header data if that helps. I can also send two files for example if needed.
Star Control II = .AIF
Super Street Fighter II Turbo = .BGM
------------
Super Street Fighter II Turbo:
FORM.h..AIFCFVER......Q@COMM...>...4}...@..D......SDX22:1 Squareroot-Delta-Exact compression..SSND
Star Control II:
FORM.2.|AIFCFVER......Q@COMM...>....H...@..D......SDX22:1 Squareroot-Delta-Exact compression..SSND
*edit*
Awesome, that worked perfectly! Thank you. :D
edited 12:57 AM EDT April 9, 2015
1-Extract the files because this is an archive
2-Convert the files
Link: https://mega.co.nz/#!8JAnVILD!LX_dMbfHkbEkueA8o7uaHDtYfJ2fuZ3hcf4bvdHnHRk
Thanks if you can help me... I really love the soundtrack but yes I ripped the other platforms but this version seems to get a good quality
i.e., are channels stored within the Ogg container as two vorbis streams that can be demuxed?
Google has only led me to lossless time-based splitting of oggs, not channel-based.
edited 9:57 PM EDT April 11, 2015
I'd like converting to WAV longer songs without having to edit manually the midi files itself.
See ya
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:P This is going to be SO funny when the articles realise it wasn't made up....
Was it, soneek? :O
I've tested every other rom, even the original one and it does the same thing. Is it an unknown format or error? Does Mega Man Legends really use sequences? I would just like a midi rip if possible...
edited 6:42 PM EDT April 14, 2015
Any ideas? I have Chipamp installed.
What are these breakthroughs? Can we now run homebrew on 3DS/Wii U? Where can I follow the progress of this?
Are there tools publicly available for encoding these two file types?
What's the problem?
It plays without skipping but it still contains minor clicks not present in the DSP I've presented below, I wanted to see if any of you could help me with that.
I'm not gonna bore you with ALL of the detail so I'm just gonna highlight the most important things.
Help me.
tl;dr I always hate asking for help since I don't mean to be a drag but it's what I have to do, get rid of the clicks and/or easily convert the IVB and I'll suck your dick.
GHEN: MEGA [Settings: {Header Skip - 0x2000} {Interleave - 0x2000) @ 48kHz]
Gamecube DSP: MEGA
Vanilla PS2 IVB: MEGA
Sony ADPCM Extracted bin: MEGA
Also, why doesn't foobar's extension support this game's IVB, It supports Langrisser III's but not this one, I don't understand and it sucks, this would be easier if I click just click and convert....
edited 8:31 AM EDT April 19, 2015
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Here a link for the boot.HIP file which contains data: https://mega.co.nz/#!QYxE1Azb!WRiyVD00a_l9f3Ei1yirugSaXvTNPKrOWqusQaEEH0Q
https://mega.co.nz/#!ZRonyRoL!7Q2vq5G5LnI0Ljp5u_G3xkFNLVPOa4ed-AEcnt7JQJw
I cutted the file with filecutter.bms by Aluigi
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Have fun!
edited 6:25 PM EDT April 20, 2015
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While I am able to configure the playback using a Matrix Mixer plugin, it does not retain this information upon export. I'm also not confident this is producing the best quality possible. Is there a setting within FooBar itself that might help isolate channels?
I also tried using the test.exe command line, but I couldn't seem to get the program running properly. Winamp also has its own issues (particularly when it comes to exporting). Any help would be greatly appreciated. :)
edited 1:32 PM EDT April 20, 2015
I haven't, some files or hell, maybe all of the files of this game are native 44k but the thing is, I don't know which.
If one of you could be a dear and check this out
Klonoa 2 - Lunatea's Veil [Kaze no Klonoa 2 - Sekai ga Nozonda Wasuremono] (2001-03-22)(Namco).7z]
Then tell me which gehn's are incorrent, as in sped up so I can change it to 44k like how it should have been in the first place, some are way too fast and need to be fixed like track "32", after changing it from a 48k sample rate back to it's native 44k sample rate it sounded perfect!
https://www.sendspace.com/file/b955o7
Is there a way to control the version the songs play?
Also: Where can I get the MK8 sound effect audio files?
edited 8:38 PM EDT April 20, 2015
Hello to everyone.
Im here because i want to know how to change a sound in a game of PSX.... Called Digimon Rumble Arena
I was looking about it ... and i know just this:
1.-The sound are in a archive called "a.vfs", the sound have the extension ".XA"
2.-VFS= Virtual File System
But i cant replace it with any program... i tried with "psound" and "jpsxdec"... but it just extracts the sounds in mp3 not in .XA ... And dont replace nothing...
Finally the programs FreeFileViewer and FileViewPro open it BUT in hexadecimal and i dont want it, i need the sounds.
So if you know a program to open archives with the extension .VFS... write in a comment :3
Link: https://mega.co.nz/#!oBoi2BwT!AEWpNsWe82xnUQ3YHcYy_yyCwDkATnZP_jqDyWRggv4
Thanks
Nothing horrible but a bit bothersome to me, I converted the .ps2 file to GENH and it sounds near perfect....somewhat, other than having pops and clicks that grate me and that uneven ending, the majority of the files that I convert don't have this problem and I want to know if they were there to begin with.
So, no more hassle.
Here are the files
.ps2 file: MEGA
.genh file: MEGA
Specs are PlayStation 4-bit ADPCM, Header Skip: [0x4000] , Sample Rate [44100], Interleave [0x4000]
edited 7:05 AM EDT April 28, 2015
Help me and I'll suck your dick.
edited 7:09 AM EDT April 28, 2015
Anyone know a DLS writer with a good license? C++
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