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Hi, but how did you get criteria numbers? What is in other soundfile*.pak files? Which criteria numbers go to other files? The criteria number is just hexadecimal code. 66 4C 61 43 00 00 00 22 is just fLaC..." in ASCII Games generally don't use multiple compression formats, they usually stick to ju...

Using the command prompt. It also explains how to use the tool as well.

Aluigi's TTARCHEXT tool will do the job for you

http://aluigi.altervista.org/papers.htm#ttarchext

PCM WAV files usually start with the magic string "RIFF" or "RIFX". There are exceptions but this is usually the case. There are many ways to extract multiple WAV files from a single archve source. The easiest being using QuickBMS and Aluigi's RIFF Parser BMS script 1. Download and extract QuickBMS....

Strip away all the data before offset 0x136. The file should start with the first "OggS". After that, rename the file extension to .ogg will allow it to playback just fine If you want to do multiple files at once, use this OGG Extract tool Put all of your SoundNodeWave files into the same folder as ...

vgmstream can playback/convert these files They are not PCM WAV files like you think they are. They are Audiokinetic Wwise files because that is the audio middleware that was used on The Crew 2 for the game. Audiokinetic Wwise audio files use a RIFF header similar to the one used in a standard PCM ...

If none of the FSB extractors work, it's more than likely FSB with vorbis encoding. You can split the FSB5 file into the individual audio files inside the FSB5 file with a tool. I've attached the tool I used to do this to this post. Use the Batch.bat file to do multiple FSB files. The only drawback ...

The .bnk files can be played/converted with vgmstream. The BRSAR can be opened using BrawlBox and you can export the sounds as .WAV files from it.

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Soulcalibur VI uses CRI ADX2 audio. The HCA files can be extracted using VGMToolbox from the .uexp files.

XMA2 Encode

Here is three different versions of XMA2 Encode, the encoder from the Xbox 360 SDK. These can convert PCM WAV files into XMA files.

I find it really odd that you say the 5MB file is from the Xbox 360 version. Because that's just standard PCM WAV and can be played with any audio player. That format isn't that common on Xbox 360. The second file (800KB) is however as it's encoded with XMA which is the Xbox 360's native audio forma...

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What AT3 converter are you using? vgmstream can convert them to WAV and play .AT3 files natively using Winamp or foobar2000. Download vgmstream I included two batch files - Test.bat and Test (No Looping).bat for easy conversion of multiple files. Put those files in the same folder as vgmstream and r...