Use Revorb on those OGGs to fix the timecode.

Post samples of the work.

Try using Alpha23's XMA Transform BMS script on the XMA files then run them through ToWAV.

You will also need HCS's XMA Parse tool (You will need to rename it from xma_test to xma_parse for the BMS script to find it and work properly)

Post some examples so people can take a look at them

Rename from .wav to .sns and vgmstream will play/convert them just fine

What is the game and platform are these files from?

Download this zip file It contains the tools necessary to decode the file. Special thanks goes out to Aluigi, Alpha23, HCS and Xplorer. 1. Copy all the .RAK files you have to the QuickBMS folder 2. Run QuickBMS 3. Select the XMA Transform BMS Script first 4. Choose the .RAK files you wish to conver...

Download VGMToolbox Extract it to a folder. Download my XML preset in the post above and put it inside the advanced cutter folder. e.g. "C:\VGM Toolbox\plugins\AdvancedCutter" Run VGM Toolbox and navigate through the menu tree as follows: VGMToolbox > Misc. Tools > Extraction Tools > Gene...

Is there a way to make a compiled list of audio events and group them by sound file ID?

I checked the file, there's no FSB header :/

The file might be compressed/encrypted.

You probably need to update the FMOD DLLs

http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/vk2Btc8Q/file.html

Put these in the lib folder of MusicPlayerEX

You'll have to either rebuild them as PCM in FMOD Designer or use MusicPlayerEX to convert them.

Try this

aluigi wrote:The easiest solution is dumping the FSB5 archive from it or using directly fsbext -o -1 with the BANK archive (it's the option that forces fsbext to scan the file for FSB archives).

Aluigi wrote a BMS script not too long ago that handles all of the .WAD files from each of the three games on both PS2 and even the HD Collection games. The thread about it can be found here The BMS script can be found here If your goal is to understand the format of the archive, this should help :)

The 989SND.IRX makes me think that it uses the 989 sound driver. The same one that Jak & Daxter and Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus used which is an audio bank with instrument samples and a midi file of some description. If it is using this sound driver as a sequencer like those other two ...