Thank you for reading!
Skylanders: Giants on the Wii contains its assets in .arc and .bld files. To extract, I used a "marvel_ultimate_alliance_2.bms script on the .arc's and struck .wav.hz.wav.enc files, like this. Now, the trick is decoding them. Trap Team (PS3) also has the .arc+.bld format, but using the quickbms script does not work. Here is the .arc file.
Meanwhile, Swap Force, Superchargers, and Imaginators (Xbox360) contain their assets in .pak files. I have tried different quickbms scripts but cannot find a method to extract them. Three pak files are below:
Sky3 Sky5 Sky6
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There're numerous audio banks (*.000/*.DFS pairs) and utility which was designed to unpack PC versions of those archives works on XBox files too but I'm still stuck on the "getting it playable" stage. Computer port utilized mainly MP3s with headers or headerless PCM so it was much easier to work with.
I attempted making a TXTH for multiple *.AUDIOPKG extracted out of MUSIC.000 with help of Area51UnDFS.exe (link to it can be found above) and tried out most ADPCM types but still no dice. If I choose MSADPCM or DVI_IMA codecs I can even hear some music! It's buried under tons of audio static though.
So is there someone willing to join me in those experiments with both MUSIC.000 & unpacked MUSIC_*.AUDIOPKG? Example files can be found right here.
Best regards!
I've tried searching it with WIIScrubber, but i haven't found it.
Any help would be appreciated!
I noticed VGMstream reads sab files from Square-Enix games. I'm trying to do the reverse the process and mod some music into the Secret of Mana remake. By any chance does someone have any kind of documentation on how the sab files are structured please? Right now the plan is reverse engineering the part of VGMstream which is reverse engineering sab files... Feels kinda silly!
I already got that I have to encode music into CRI HCA format. There also is some information about sizes and whatnot in the binary, but I have no idea what the header should look like, if data should be encrypted and how, and if I'm missing anything. Any insight appreciated :)
I seen that the error here seems to be with atrac9, so i tried setting the VGM_ENABLE_ATRAC9 to 0. doing so gives me a different error: https://pastebin.com/zgHdYyaB
I tried searching about installing dlltool, although there seemed to be very few resources for linux. I'll be looking to compile this on linux, and raspberry pi in the future, hopefully to implement a python wrapper for playback control
i really want to know (at least 3 games) that have sequenced music with samples!
(if you're asking why, i am going to make a Wii U soundfont)
please heeellp!
Here are all the specs I know for the sample I will provide :
Header skip: 0x60
Interleave: 0x9000
Channels: 2
Frequency: ?
Coeff Offset (right channel): seems to be 0x1C
Coef Offset (left channel): ?
The PC version is exactly the same but the RAW files are just OGG. Their sample rate is 44100Hz.
The PS2 version is also the same and uses Sony ADPCM codec. Their sample rate is 8000Hz (yes).
If somebody can help me finding these coefficients, I would be very happy. In fact, the PC version quality is not the best as the OGGs use VBR ~128 kbps.
SAMPLE FILE
Thanks in advance.
https://vgmresource-com.webnode.com
yay, can you guys support me?
send your creations to:
mremix40@gmail.com
i posted some of my creations.
Not looking good, I was hoping the files would be decrypted before being loaded into memory, but unfortunately, they are still encrypted in RAM.
See here.
EDIT: They are decrypted in other parts of RAM!!!
I can extract them one-by-one using a hex editor.
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I need help with extracting music from these -old- games. I uploaded them so that anybody can examine their contents.
The games come in both installers and files. For 'Halflight', I set compatibility to windows XP for it to be run without too much flicker.
I used the video game toolbox tool to search for music in -what I think- the relevant files, but the program didn't extract anything. Namely, those files are: HL_MUSIC.DAT (from 'halflight'), opening.gwm, song1.gwm, song2.gwm (from 'adagio').
I would appreciate if someone can help in extracting the music from these games, preferably not through audio capture. Thank you.
As the tittle says, im trying to modify the audios of Tenkaichi TagTeam and these audios files are really strange.
The audio does not have any header, for example Wave RIFF fmt that is used in almost every games in psp
I think that the audios is .at3 or maybe .aa3 (i dont know the difference) because all audios on psp are "atrac3"
I know that is an audio file because i put all in zero and the main menu music disappears
Im really tired, i tried all types of tools and bms scripts but nothing works
I use vgmstream and it works with audios that have the "Wave RIFF fmt" header, but the audios without header are not readed
My question is: Is Possible add the header to these audios files? probbably they are compressed (as the 90% of game is all compressed)
Here is the audio: Link
Any help is thanked :)
Samples
Link: Diddy Kong Racing DS (2007-02-05) (Rare) (Nintendo).7z
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Here's the link: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 HD Demo 2.0 (2017-09-30) (Team S2HD).rar
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The way the static sounds in MFAudio makes me think it's music, I feel like I almost even know what song it is based on the screeching :'D
I'm able to find a bunch of other Rosalina voice lines, if not all, but I'm simply not able to find the "Thank You" of her. Is it located somewhere else other than in the .aw files found in SMG1?
But no matter how hard I try, I couldn't convert them into standart sound formats like mp3, wave, etc.
Do you know a way to do that?
Or can someone convert them for me please?
Please help me out in this, musics of the game are really good. I don't want to listen youtube rips in poor quality.
You can find the files here: https://mega.nz/#!2U5QVKqa!aDG0XPp5bcMiAP6wYKpEQr09eyj3IJoj0Foavfe BhOI
Thanx!
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/ivwmzs3xk7o0xrg/ff7smp.7z?dl=0
This is a per-track sample rip of the music from the PS1 version of FF7, in GENH format. I used the PSF rip by Neill Corlett to get the AKAO data, then parsed the sequence data with a Python script to determine which instruments are used in each track. Note that an "instrument" in FF7 is very basic, so aside from ADSR envelopes and pre-defined pitches, the only thing assigned to it is a sample (an instrument cannot contain multiple samples).
There are just two problems with this rip: the sample rates may be incorrect (a constantly re-occurring problem with PS1 sample rips), and the ADSR envelopes from INSTR.DAT/INSTR2.DAT are lost.
I'm posting here to see if I can actually extract the content of the archive (there is *.sound, attached *.rad, attached *.str) and convert the music files which use the Nintendo GC 4-bit ADPCM codec.
Here are the specs I know about the music files inside of this archive (menu.sounds) :
Channels: 1 (Mono) but there are pairs of music like mono L and mono R
Frequency: 22050Hz
Coeff Offset: Left Channel: ??? (when I tried 0x30, it seemed to play almost correctly...)
Coeff Offset: Right Channel: ???
Coeff Type: Normal (Big Endian)
Here is the Menu.rar which contain Menu.sounds, Menu.rad and Menu.str : Download
Thanks in advance!
I know that someone has uploaded here the KH2.8 ripped sountrack and I'm very interested in which methods were used in order to do it.
I have the .uassets and I tried by using Gildor's Umodel and some special commands, but it didn't worked to me.
I'm very interested and it's for researching purposes. Could anyone help me?
Thanks in advance!
Greetings!
13th Vessel~
help pleeease
i tried every decompresser but none worked!
need help asap
Rayman Raving Rabbids 1 & 2, like all JADE engine games, use *.wam files for their audio. On the Wii, these are DSP with a different header. I found the coef table in the ELF, so to play these files I wrote a QuickBMS script that extracts header info (sample rate, channels, etc.) and the stream from the *.wam and puts all that and the coef table in a *.genh.
Here's the problem though: they're all stereo, but only a mono *.genh sounds good, though the blocks for each channel are still interleaved post-conversion. Did I just not find the right interleave, or is there more to it? Any help?
Here are some examples, and my script so far (exports as stereo atm): Examples and script
Thanks in advance!
Droolie.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/be5hebxj27aarlb/18297497.wem
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ofwmh6o46gn552w/680691681.bnk
http://www.mediafire.com/file/mowqsxrgfa8bybh/SD_Multiplay.pck
Another link gave me something called a WUD key but I am unsure if it is for the game files "92BEDF1789CC99D9D94FF7C8C99358C3"
this is my discord server, feel free to enter!
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http://www.mediafire.com/file/102682l2fsm0mo3/cas_sounds.pak.xen
http://www.mediafire.com/file/82nkij22oz4y58z/cas_fem.pak.xen
http://www.mediafire.com/file/fdv6dpl6a6un5mr/cas_kid.pak.xen
I have tried using an old Guitar Hero BMS .xen extractor however it doesn't work for this game.
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Second Game is Wildstar Online
I am currently trying to extract the sound files from Wildfire online. Good news is that a BMS script 1gab_2gab_bag.bms was able to extract the files without issue. However I am left with just .dat files that I cannot get into. I was wondering if there was a script that could be written to extract these .dat files or if they are just full of hot air.
There are a bunch of different files to upload so I will upload the .bag via mediafire.
The file when running the BMS script uploads a bunch of .dat's however I am unsure on where to proceed. There are also some miscellaneous files such as
.qd
.0lo
.d4d
500mb
http://www.mediafire.com/file/suo33qqm137zf1r/sound.bag
I should also note that when I place the file in Ravioli's tools I get a bunch of Mp2's and a bunch of .Fev's. Though while the Mp2's work in foobar the .Fev's won't work in FMOD Designer. ( But I assume the MP2's are the audio files the .Fev's are referencing ).
Also to update I believe I found the FSB hidden in the Hero.bag however its broken on Ravioli's tools ( Cannot open them ) and when extracting it with the script mentioned above I only got .dat's that I couldn't view.
Hero.bag
http://www.mediafire.com/file/241i7irv3o5ddi1/hero.rar
I want to record Lost Vikings and Lost Vikings 2 music, but I cannot find any emulator which can log WAV directly. Could I extract music from the ROM or emulator in some lossless way? Thanks...
See ya
The apk can be found here: https://mega.nz/#!qw9QXJpD!6moUJlIMR7MH-Et-xVDZeH5E62jUn7yYRMjxffjGk7o
The files are easy to find, go to the assets folder and then to the sound-data folder.
(Also, if anyone is interested, I have the soundfonts from the game, in both .dls and . sf2 formats. .crb is just a different name for .dls.)
Basically I would like to achieve one of these two thing:
1) Generate Channel/Instrument separated WAVs for songs, as in 1x WAV file per instrument/channel
(possibly by editing channel headers in the ISO, but I have no idea of the sequence formats yet)
2) Edit the ISO file so certain notes are omitted
(possibly by setting the note velocity to 0)
Currently, I have been doing both of these methods (and sometimes in combination) for N64 sequences.
The results have been fantastic and you can get a preview here
As for working with gamecube ROMs and the sequence data. working out which notes are which would be the hardest part (but may be possible with musyx2midi + log file of how it made the midi).
Perhaps generating a WAV file for each audio channel would be easier - and may not even require editing the ROM? I know for SNES you can do this, but not for N64 as the mixing is down in software.
For the N64 sequences I have done (and you can listen in the link I shared), the best part is that with the edited ROMs I have the ability to use a Flash Cart and then get recordings of these coming from the original console as opposed to sub-par emulation.
Looking for any thought on how I might achieve doing this with gamecube sequences.
TL;DR I'm looking make Gamecube Backing tracks like I have done so with N64
edited 1:51 PM EDT April 18, 2018
Also original ripper, Alpha23, reinterleaved given headerless audio with interleave that equaled 0x6000 to files with custom SS2 headers & 0x10 interleave; now after both TXTH & TXTP have been introduced I guess there's all more reason for a proper and final rerip.
Just as Alpha usually did with his rips he left many scripts + utilities that he used for ripping in the final package and they can actually be found here (copied from !admin.7z contained in aforementioned mirror of his gamerip). A few BMS seem to be dedicated to PC/Xbox ports of the game, matrixext.exe is possibly unused too & there's no reinterleave.bms but this is what we've got so we have to work with those helpers / leftovers if we want to devise some fresh method of ripping VGM.
My reconstruction of Alpha's actions has usage of WAD_split_PS2.bms on all the *.wad bigfiles in the game (I've only tested it on the ones containing dynamic BGM though) set as the 1st phase. Resulting *.ss2 are already playable but unfortunately there's a pretty noticeable gap (tiny section of silence) in the end of most segments.
Then gen_split.bms was probably used to divide those SS2 tracks by stop marker but this is where his procedure stops being very clear. There're always 2 such markers closer to stream's end but we only have to get rid of everything behind the 2nd one, could he set that BMS differently or simply stitch 2 output files without extensions together (the 1st file should have "SShd" signature in the beginning & that stop marker in the end, the 2nd one should have zeroes at file start & the same marker at end, the 3rd one has to hold zeroes only and should be quite small)?
Well let's assume he's got those slightly diminished SS2s (maybe he created some way of automatic joining of parts #1 & #2 into a single file, maybe he utilized something instead of gen_split.bms). And finally for such trimmed versions of interactive music segments (this is what the term "IMS" supposedly means in both Enter the Matrix & Path of Neo) he had to tweak header a bit because file size is now incorrect. There's some bin_conv.bms in his !admin.7z which might have been designed for this task but I didn't get good results with it; however, Alpha23's append_header_SS2.bms + func_header_SS2.bms from XeNTaX seem to do the job fine.
So can you please help me out? Some brand new BMS for extraction of headerless sounds from those WADs would be the best solution I presume, maybe it'll even avoid writing unwanted sections of audio archives to disc thus nullifying all the aforementioned trouble on steps #2 & #3...
But there's additionally NSGLOB.WAD with multiple non-interactive BGMs, all the tracks are stereo too but frequency varies a lot (5 unique values, from 44100 Hz to 20 KHz, in 83 rather long SS2 files) so these *.wad archives might really have some sort of headers for contained streams. What do you think?
Bye and good luck!
PS. Samples (2 full WADs).
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Would anyone kindly make midi files for me? I really want the midi music from this game..
or tell me how should I rip psf or whatever to get sequence music files...
edited 5:48 PM EDT April 19, 2018
Sample (32000 Hz stereo according to the header)
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However, I can't figure out which encoding they use. What I got is that it's a variation of IMA ADPCM and all the music in this game is 36000 Hz stereo. Also, the same encoding is most likely used in other Activision games of that era.
Sample (36000 Hz stereo)
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Infact has anyone ever bothered to rip lwav's of everything? I only ripped Japon and Rainbow Road from the Expansion Kit disk version. I know the rest of the music in the disk version is stereo where as the cartridge had mono only.
I can't use N64SoundListTool properly under Linux as everytime I try to do anything in the dropdown menus it just acts like I moved away from the menu and closed it. Wine's debug channels don't tell me anything useful. So I can't currently make a "rip" myself.
- FS.BIN
- DM1YG.001
The latter file is not a numbered archive, as there are no 002/003 files with it, and it doesn't extract with winrar/7-zip/hjsplit... When I scanned the disc using PSound it found only SFX so that must mean all the music is sequenced. Any idea how to get to it though?
P.S.: There are rips of the game here but they are missing several tracks, I'd love to try re-ripping the game myself.
Here I leave some samples from each game to compare:
Taiko WiiU Version - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1higcQhQrZ-O2mxUl7_PGAHPbCPFchnqM
Taiko Tokumori! - https://drive.google.com/open?id=14FhR8Gur6ysvQZ2DztV6Ap2ffG0N_BVV
Taiko Atsumete Tomodachi - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mKUrVtjXnJnfipdn8f69RkeHAARiP8Di
AKA to BLUE is using ADX2 LE. but I extracted AWB and ACB, It Gives Me a .adx Files. Not .hca Files.
What is This? I Tried to Decode This With VGAudio, Music Decodes with Many Noise. I Renamed it to .hca, Music Can't Even Decode.
Can I Decode This Weird .adx Files? I Think It is Possible to Forcing ADX2 Codec.
So, the files extracted correctly however I cannot seem to be able to play them for some reason. When I play it in foobar it says the audio file cannot be played. I was wondering if anyone could play them.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/s6syeuy4e77udof/000000a2.wav
http://www.mediafire.com/file/jcla45hko4h4ox4/00000000.wav
I updated my Foobar with the latest VGMstream but no luck.
You can now dump your NAND, and it is possible to extract tickets, which contain title keys, from saves in your NAND.
Game update tickets have the title key stored in plaintext, so I can retrieve those easily.
Unfortunately, game data and DLC tickets are encrypted with a console-unique RSA-2048 key.
Luckily, this key is easy to retrieve, but unfortunately, it's stored encrypted, and it requires an RSA_KEK (key encryption key, which is common, not console-unique) to decrypt the RSA key.
The KEK source is stored in the es system applet binary, but requires a GenerateAesKek() function to derive the actual KEK.
I have no idea how to do this, so if anyone knows about the Switch's cryptosystem, please help!
I have an insane number of games to rip, I bought over 200 Switch games from the eShop, so the sooner, the better!
I have a question, is there any tool capable of converting .FWSE format files to .WAV from Resident Evil 5?
I have looked everywhere into it but I can't seem to find any. I am also 0% skilled with coding so writing a tool myself would be nearly impossible (trust me, I tried coding a calculator in C++ once and I got a headache after 4 hours of trying).
File sample: http://www.mediafire.com/file/z6yw34qbspe3e56/25.FWSE
Thank you very much for your answer,
Amy.
All other MIDI programs I have can read the GM files just fine (Even Windows Media Player).
(Life is Strange & Before the Storm)
Maybe the files we'll be better as the PC and XBOX version?
Samples here are from Fairly OddParents Breakin' Da Rules.
https://mega.nz/#!dxBBmT4R!1QjyJwSI74MCOWJphR-88_WTFAsPqM9ciTSs0QRcJAQ
The files are in Just Dance 2017 for Wii U
How can include RAKI in those files?
An example:
Example
Thank you so much for the help.
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http://www.mediafire.com/file/kvaaflw8mslis2e/Character%20Voices.xsb
http://www.mediafire.com/file/xqtu9fr06aa3a59/Character%20Voices.xwb
http://www.mediafire.com/file/z7cb7txh0j2wzun/Emotes.xwb
http://www.mediafire.com/file/b5b9w4v34lgl36p/Spells.xwb
I want to request a rip for an old PlayStation game titled : Disney's Atlantis - The Lost Empire, so far no one has been able to rip it for whatever reason, it does not exist on the web.
And when I found the only guy who made a rip of that game, the links on his website were dead.
This is the game I am talking about : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2YJiXjvbs4
That would so cool, if one of you could manage to rip it I have tried to ask few years but I did not get a reply. I think this will be the last time I try.
PrinceSnake
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Just wondering if hcs is still around and might have a copy, or ANYONE for the record?
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https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uYyydxhiZFb0oRPxvV2vZJDkDjP73K2Z
Appreciatrte if someone can look into it.
been doing anything i could and hope that i get the actual sounds but no luck (i don't understand how it works, lol)
can anyone help me to find the key to these files?
Thanks
it's from the Newest Dragon Ball Game on Android titled Dragon Ball Legends
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Would something like that even be possible?
Thanks in advance!
I want to request a rip for an old PlayStation game titled: Animetic Story Game 1 Card Captor Sakura, so far no one has been able to rip it for whatever reason, it does not exist on the web.
This is a Japanese game called Jojo's Diamond Records and has been out for a year or so
Here is the link to the APK
I've spent the better part of a day trying to get the soundbank from Gauntlet Dark Legacy into a playable format so I could use the announcer in other games.
The game's soundbank has a different format than the game's score, VBK, which vgmstream doesn't seem to support. I saw a thread where snakemeat added support for PS2 VBK in an unofficial build, the link for which has since gone offline. Though, I'm not sure it would have helped, since for all I know they could be totally different formats with a similar extension. Thinking about it now, I suppose I could try playing a VBK from Disney's Stitch to find out.
Anyway, I've been messing around with GENH; mostly trial and error, since I don't know much of anything about audio codecs. I was able to get some intelligible audio with the following settings:
...but the audio remains heavily distorted and scratchy, and the pitch becomes progressively lower as the playback goes on seemingly no matter what settings I try. I'm in over my head, so I thought I'd ask the experts. What am I dealing with here?
Here's the file in question:
VOICE1.VBK
Any help is appreciated! Thanks for reading.
edit: I should probably note that this is the Xbox version. The NGC soundbank is also VBK, though it comes with some sort of command line conversion utility that requires a dsp file I don't have, plus others.
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Now I don't need help with extracting the actual audio files, there are already working tools for that, what I'm trying to figure out are the Wwise objects in HIRC section, music related ones in particular - 0xA (Music Segment), 0xB (Music Track), 0xC (Music Switch Container), 0xD (Music Playlist Container).
What I got so far is that Music Switch Container manages playlists, Music Playlist Container contains a list of music segments and how they're managed, Music Segment contains one or more music tracks and Music Track references the actual audio file the ID of which can also be found in soundbanksinfo.xml.
If someone could document the format of these objects in Doom (2016) version of BNK I would greatly appreciate that because combat music in this game pretty complicated and cracking the format would allow us to actually mix the segments in the order they're supposed to play in-game.
Here's doom_music.bnk bank
Here's soundbanksinfo manifest which should help with understanding what audio file's what.
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I used ADPCM extract to the file /DATA/GAME.VAB & made GENH for each sample (VAG?) with 11025 Hz mono to see if menu track was there, but there was not, only sfx.
MENUVAB.MR is the largest (417,688 bytes) of the .MR files present, so it could contain sound data (the name also hints to this).
Here
Thanks in advance.
Samples:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1fro4QoMiXNF61-P9QPyicdGobHDH-agR
I have been searching for Oot/MM soundfonts all over the place, and while I got some good ones, they missed a few sounds on them. For instance, the Majora's Mask soundfont I found here (https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts/415) does not have those marching drums that plays during the whole song.
I also ripped the soundbank from the game myself using N64 SoundBank Tool, and similarly to the former case, it had all of the samples that play in the Termina Field song, but the percussion sample was wrong, it did not sound as it should (sounded more like 8 bit chiptune percussion...)
What I want to do is create an "enhanced" version of the Termina Field theme to see how it could've sounded if Majora's Mask 3D used sequenced audio, similarly to what Ocarina of Time 3D did to its music in comparison to the original N64 songs. Majora's Mask 3D songs sound really low quality in my opinion, I was expecting them to sound more "stereo" and HQ like in OoT3D.
If you happen to have a correct soundfont for Termina Field, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
The point is that I want to extract the music (or also sfx if possible) from Gamecube's Wario Ware game.
I had examined the files, and I came across one that directly says "sound_data.bin" and I really do not know how to handle the bin file. (Below is the link to download the file if someone needs it)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1DtSllV8vWknuGsQOrIAXgt_Za6UQrXLQ
so, I would appreciate if you can help me in this or if you know about it.
PS: I'm also not sure if the music is sequenced or via streaming
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Is there a USF player similar to SNES SPC700 Player? I need to mute channels, lower the speed and then export to WAV.
Can I do this with foobar2000 and USF Decoder? Do you recommend something else?
Thanks!
edited 6:15 PM EDT May 29, 2018
Using the source code of soneek's program (also provided in the archive), I rewrote cseq2mid from scratch. My version is capable of converting all of the musical sequences without fail.
The program struggles to convert ambient sequences, due to the usage of arithmetic operations and multiple subroutines. If there's anybody who understands more about this than I do, please look at the source code on GitHub and tell me which commands I haven't implemented properly.
The next step is to work out how to create SF2 or DLS files from the data in the StreetPass BCSAR, as some of the sequences sound a bit odd when played back using GM. I haven't been able to find a tool that does this yet. Does anyone know of such a program?
0x1B840.CSEQ
0x1B840.mid
cseq2mid (MacOS)
Source
edited August 18, 2022
I am afraid I have to say that there was a the bug of gsflib optimization, which would wipe necessary ROM data unexpectedly. The condition to cause the glitch might not be very common, but it might wipe the ROM data (especially a sample) quite slightly without being noticed.
See more detail of the issue
The glitch occurs when the song A refers to a certain address once, and another song B refers to the same address at least 255 times.
I will verify my own GSF sets and report if there is the one which needs to be fixed.
I apologize for the inconvenience.
Thank you for reading.
edited 10:28 AM EDT May 31, 2018
Sample:
agra_1.asf
Codec file:
asfcodec.adl
edited 9:05 PM EDT June 2, 2018
I have tried to write an audio extractor for those GameCube VID1 files that contain VID1 ogg streams as seen in GUN, Tony Hawk's American Wasteland and also 007: Everything or Nothing. I've come pretty far and the resulting files look very similar to the audio VID1 files. BUT: They don't convert with vid1_2ogg.exe from . I believe it has something to do with the values at offsets 0x4c, 0x50 and 0x54 - in all the VID1 audio files that ARE convertible/parsable these offsets have values. Is there a way to either
- obtain these values or
- slightly adjust vid1_2ogg.exe to support these files?
Here's a sample together with my script:
Every help is appreciated as I believe there are other games that use this format.
edited 8:33 PM EDT June 5, 2018
https://ibb.co/f6Pra8
From Shadow Hearts to the Sonic CD remake to Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, developers cannot align a texel to the pixel grid to save their lives. So I get to go and waste my time trying to reverse engineer Sonic CD remake, chopping it down the the bare-bones in an attempt the unearth some hopeful innate goodness therein. Words. The plain-text shader programs contained within the executable were promising, until I realized that Christian Pimpleface (come on, as if you didn't think it) (that hair is probably not doing him any favors) is just mish-mashing some points which are floating. Mis-configuring DirectX. In any case, omitting a 1:1 PAR option with integer scaling at any resolution and zero filtering is a sin.
Everyone cares about anti-aliasing (does "aliasing" technically exist if the source isn't actually sampled? [The answer is "no."]), but no one cares about the more subtle thing: motion fidelity/resolution/clarity/image stability/whatever you want to call it.
In 3D games, it's the 2D menus that tend to suffer this non-identity scaling distortion. Problems that didn't exist in the good old days because developers didn't generally have the power to screw it up. "Spiderman."
Watch, next time they'll include the practically-zero-effort-for-huge-gain feature "black frame insertion." Nope, management won't understand.
Let me guess: Sonic Mania has the exact same problem, as do all Retro Engine games. I can't wait to be annoyed by this if I decide to discard money on the physical release.
By the way, I care about this remake for the steady 60 FPS, increased field of view (those damn stages), and looping and elongated music. Since no PAR, I won't play it.
By the way2, I used Cheat Engine as guide to eliminate the window stretching factor, in case you are curious. Selecting 640x480 gives you a content area height of 500 pixels. Shocking, I know. But is it really surprising at this point? So search for 500, not 480.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=10PxZlaZ7S5DqgwLKSRlqcS0F4RJKKgKR
I want to translate the voices of the game zatch bell mamodo battles into Spanish, I opened the file with psound, I could also play and convert .wav files, but I could not import them.
Does anyone know with what tools I could import my own files?
this is the file that contains the audios
https://mega.nz/#!7kkT0DgI!bs3rzljm3xbi7Bcaapf7397s4mFTydgYjHqpHK-qeJU
And a capture to the file contents
https://mega.nz/#!38FSBSzT!lcsOyqcXe4QbYJ9AlqHb-0z76MZAB1s9ksZ2Icnvh_Y
i hope have all possible help (thanks)
I don't know much about this kind of stuff, and I thought someone here might be able to help me with it? I've uploaded one of the bgm files here if anyone wants to take a look.
nevermind!
edited 9:28 PM EDT June 17, 2018
http://www.mediafire.com/file/e81tcare95x2wwb/jkr_f_emo_becamenemesis_02.wav
http://www.mediafire.com/file/g56gbgppcwycvsw/jkr_f_emo_becamenemesis_03.wav
I have been trying to get the music of this game, but since it has a specific format, I went and gave it a shot and it extracted t o a bunch of .bin files with a SIRO (not SIR0) header when opened in HxD (I will also mention that I can see the filenames and filetypes of everything in the main .bin file through HxD).
Can anyone look into this? Here's the main .bin file with the AT7 header.
Here are samples from the two consoles:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1frdTdl2N-ZdobZiZJxssN8YhXN73lunW
timeline.tpl: moves, duration, startime etc
dance.dtape: the same but decrypted
i need convert the timeline.tpl to dance.dtape
example of these files
timeline.tpl.ckd
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uArH9dQb4MmdOO3-327VHFPcKmK_qR9l/view?usp=sharing
dance.dtape.ckd
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18E6nawOL4WvE6TJNNb-afp6OUCenQ1tZ/view?usp=sharing
edited 4:37 PM EDT June 20, 2018
Just made a new tool to unpack the sounddata.arc in 3DS games!
you can get the source here
http://xayr.ga/share/06-2018/sArcExtract.7z
or if you want a precompiled version, check it here
http://xayr.ga/share/06-2018/sArcExtract.exe
Please note, i've only tested this with mario and luigi: dream team
Just extract your sounddata.arc and drop it on the executable :v. Or if you like commandline
sArcExtract.exe path_to_sound_data.arc
It drops them as RedSpark (.rsd) in folders associated with their banks. You can play the .rsd files with vgstream.
Sent this to both XenTax and ZenHax to no avail. The CAF files I can get playing just fine in seperate programs, and they weren't packaged in the allpacks file. However, I can't seem to find any good way to get said allpacks archive to extract. Aluigi even looked into it and pretty much said he couldn't do anything as it was too confusing.
I'm hoping we can get the contents dumped considering this app in particular was taken off the App Store not too long ago.
Cheers!
I know how to raki to wav but i need in reverse
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DAMPx2ekIKcJxE2rvjC5apVqdbb5otwr/view?usp=sharing example pf original file
My attempt to form the audio : https://drive.google.com/file/d/19mu3TMMAOvH2031KOQf5iWFgw4Uytw9j/view?usp=sharing
The files (.mod) were found on the game "Cut the Rope" and I decided to open it on OpenMPT since it was a file type that supports it. But, It seems like It's corrupted or the OpenMPT can open it. But, for some reason it works on the DSi.
How can I open these .mod files?
https://mega.nz/#!ZMNUWY5Q!OfUNUpMU9zx04i1KGPc02Em5WHsm3JjGdZKUH8aB5zU
https://mega.nz/#!NJlVzQiA!lrfbsnjSQDck4lxL2Vss5kpllKdoQoHYye5xDddbB5E