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:
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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.
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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
The original audio file with Generic Header (Before modifying).png
The playable audio file with Generic Header (After modifying).png
See the difference?
@koopatroop The files from 3sf.joshw.info were modified versions I made before GENH had little endian Nintendo DSP support.
If you make the GENH from the raw files now, open the .genh file, and change the byte at 0x30 from 00 to 02. That should make it playable.
Oh, It works! Thank you! Thanks so much!!
And...The last request...
Is there any tools that allows me to batch change the byte at a specific offset easily(Automatically) instead of modify them one by one?
edited 9:55 PM EST March 3, 2015
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/48454461/misc/chbyte.py
In your case, use it like this:
chbyte.py "X:\directory path..." .extension 0x30 0x02
edited 1:00 AM EST March 4, 2015
It works! Thank you so much!!
Now just leave it to me.
Very Much Appreciate the Hard-working People!!!