Post the .WEM

So what you are looking for is the sound effects.

Post some samples of the .pbd, .pef, .phd files

AlphaTwentyThree wrote:Can you upload the samples again?

Sure

It's these files that have some problems when trying to be parsed. Not sure if it's your script or XMA parse.

Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 Samples

I've come across a couple of instances (The Cave comes to mind) but there seems to be a standard password a lot of time.

Try "DFm3t4lFTW" with no quotes.

Batch script as well

XMA file from Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2. Some of the larger XMA's convert just fine but there are some that don't. I've attached a sample for you

http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/81051239/file.html

I'm using the latest version of QuickBMS and your XMA Converter script as well.

Make sure that the box "Cut to EOF when Terminator Not Found" is checked

They are MPEG FSB files, not OGG Vorbis. Get VGM Toolbox and use its Advanced Cutter/Offset Finder to remove the data before the FSB header. VGMToolbox > Misc. Tools > Extraction Tools > Generic > Advanced Cutter/Offset Finder I've attached an XML file that you can put in the "plugins\AdvancedC...

I've uploaded all the tools necessary to do this, download it here

Karaoke Revolution XEN Conversion

Follow the 'Read Me' text file for instructions.

Managed to do it.

Here's the audio

http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/2326340/file.html

EDIT: The game uses OGG Vorbis. Scanning through the .wave files you can find Vorbis and OggS flags in the data.

1. Download vgmstream and its external DLL libraries from HCS here. vgmstream vgmstream external dll 2. Extract them both into the same folder. 3. Save the following into notepad with the extension .bat in the same folder with the test.exe FOR %%a IN (*.scd) DO test -l 2 -f 10 -o "%%a.wav"...

what are you using to convert them into WAV?

I just get a zip file after unpacking and inside that are just OGG files that I can edit with no problem. How are you getting FSBs?

The game uses LZ4 compression so an unpacker is quite possible

Is there a way get the TOC from the PKG files so we can get some filenames going or are we going to be stuck with hashes?