Support would be cool, here's the format:

Well at least, those *_s files contain a valid ID3v2 tag. Maybe they have somehow cut off the mp3 header?

I don't understand anything

Peter Ross suspected it to be MicroTalk 10:1, but I can't convert it with EA SoundXchange.
How can you verify if a certain format is used?

1: no
2: theoretically

Don't know the format of those chunks though.
Guess fatduck would figure it out in a minute

Well the .geomb format is roughly as follows: It starts with a 64 Byte header starting with the magic, version and the mesh name (has a fixed size but I don't know what size) It is then made up of chunks: char chunktype[8]; char datatype[8]; // data chunk types are: pos, nrml, tangent, binorm, tex0,...

the file with the dialogs is compiled in lua 5.1 [...] so there are two options: -decompile the lua Well, no decompiler, but at least recently a Lua 5.1 disassembler has come up: http://luaforge.net/projects/chunkspy/ EDIT: It's written in Lua, another disassembler available as an exe is located he...

the only hypothesis I have is that uodemo interpretes these files which so are something like "compiled" scripts, but nothing of "easily" readable (imho) Indeed possible. If that's the case there's not much you could do. Even if you had a disassembler, making some changes would ...

Well no similarities among the files, no identifiable header. You probably have to debug the exe.

Wrong forum

Writing a script is much faster than writing a program.

You mean figuring out file formats?
lol Notepad++ is a text editor, you need a hex editor like "010 Editor" to do that.

Don't know, I'm not familiar with Xbox stuff.