http://www.mediafire.com/?omoohyrdimo
Try the numbered songs out and I'm sure you'll notice that something is extremely wrong >_>
(And yes I tested them and they seem to work OK)
edited 11:27 PM EST December 18, 2008
Thanks for the upload by the way. I heard the music for this game for the first time a few days ago and absolutely loved it. I am surprised that the loops for some of the tracks are so short though.
EDIT: Outposted.
edited 11:37 PM EST December 18, 2008
Anyways, I already uploaded the first one for testing purposes and am uploading the rest as a full pack.
First one: http://www.mediafire.com/file/utbnyycuxmn/TapRhythm_01.brsar
It is made by Prope which is a video game studio founded by Yuji Naka of Sonic the Hedgehog fame. I hear that he plans to make another Wii game called Let's Catch.
edited 9:52 PM EST December 19, 2008
letsdump.exe TapRhythm_01.brsar TapRhythm_01.rwsd
And an .rwsd will be created. Then get at least vgmstream r527, which adds support for the new rwsd type.
Has nothing come to light on the mario kart brsar then? I assume that a lot of stuff is in there as its 104Mb. I know that the title screen music is in there somewhere by running brsar_unpack.exe, nothing is produced as it hits an error, but it skips a lot of files perhaps they are just sequences (shame) and then finds o_Option_32 and tries to export it as o_Option_32.brstm. This would work if the program didn't crash on the next item. W__BGM_TITLE, which is the title music.
I was just interested if anyone knew anything more on this file. I would like to hear the o_Option_32.brstm, but as the program fails on the next item it doesn't actually export it.
EDIT: The o_Option_32.brstm is already out of the file, under the normal streams.
edited 7:09 AM EST December 20, 2008
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It's easiest to just put up the file:
Streams from revo_kart.brsar.
I had to rip them out by hand. I've also had to update vgmstream. Yes, this and the Let's Tap files are essentially the same situation, but I ripped these without the RWSD stuff before them (which was unnecessary and also not necessarily directly before the RWAR, which as it turns out is the important thing here, seeming to do the stuff version 2 RWSD used to do), and I didn't feel like putting together an automated ripper.
So get vgmstream r529 or higher.
(P.S. to Sonicandtails: see what I'm doing here? Edit your post rather than making a whole series of them, please)
edited 6:00 PM EST December 20, 2008
Thanks a million~
Most .brsar can not be unpacked use unpacker
edited 6:33 PM EST December 20, 2008
Do these work with the new VGMStream? They don't for me.
Yes I have all 3 files that are now required for VGMStream to parse stuffs properly, but it still doesn't play anything. The player just flicks past them both as if they are not music files.
Does this happen for you hcs?
@Elven: Oops, forgot to add the extension for Winamp. Try vgmstream r530.
I wondered where the title got to. 'Tis great to have it, thanks again. =)
But as I said with the other one "STRM_N_FACTORY_F.brstm". It comes out blurry. Its the only file that uses VGMStream that plays like it... And it seems to be decoded by test.exe fine. (I think)
Would you like a sample of the file to see what I mean?
edited 10:14 PM EST December 20, 2008
On-topic: shylph, not all BRSAR's are the same, that's why we need separate dumpers.
edited 1:36 AM EST December 21, 2008
It makes audio editing hard as hell because I cannot listen to the song while editing, I have to export and listen.
What's worse is recently I had to do a full system recovery, which moved everything to another folder and re-installed windows. Audacity still doesn't work properly.
Both programs do it hcs, Test.exe and Winamp.
Below are two 10 second samples. If you listen it sounds like they are warped.
EDIT: (MP3 192k)
Winamp: STRM_N_FACTORY_F.mp3
Test.exe: STRM_N_FACTORY_F (Test.exe).mp3
edited 5:13 AM EST December 21, 2008