Try Aluigi's FSBExt tool.

If that doesn't work try using FSBii from HCS then use VGMStream to convert them to WAV.

If the FSBs are encrypted, you will need to decrypt them using HCS GuessFSB to get the decryption key.

0x4f6b8297 doesn't work because it has multiple audio files in it. Some of the files are truncated though. Split them at the RIFX header and then run them through ww2ogg. The 2nd file is a mono XMA file identified by the flag "FC038000". The audio data starts at 0x1000 which is 6 bytes bef...

It uses XMA but there's also RIFX headers that don't have an XMA flag so I think there might be a secondary codec being used as well but I can't be 100% certain.

So I managed to extract the files from the SoundBanks.pck archive. However ww2ogg does not recognize the chunk type.

I will PM a file if anyone is interested

There are segments of the music missing I've found as well.

Xbox 360 .BIN files unpack the same as the PC version. I get an Error: Incomplete input file number 0, can't read 4 bytes for both platforms though but I'm assuming it's working properly. The game has an FMOD .DLL file so I'm guessing it's using FSB containers but I can't seem to find any FSB header...

The game is now out for PC. Maybe someone could please take a look and try to make a decrypter/unpacker for the game using the executable

I did a game rip of I Am Alive a while back if you'd like it, but if I remember correctly I used VGM Toolbox from HCS to extract the music files.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/vgmtoolbox/

Resource files contain a file table at the end of the archive. A BMS script or unpacker would be fantastic :) Taken from my own purchased Xbox 360 copy of Doom 3: BFG Edition. Send me an e-mail if you would like to have a look at it. brendan_1_9@hotmail.com EDIT: The developer's console for the PC v...

Darksiders II uses Wwise Vorbis for its audio as far as I know.

I've PM'd you my response

FSB MPEG is the tool

Sorry I meant XMAsh, not XMA Parse. It should be able to do it

You must first parse the .XMA2 files with HCS' XMA Parse tool

After you have run the files through this, then use ToWAV to convert them from XMA to PCM WAV.

ToWAV can be downloaded from here

http://www.ctpax-x.ru/index.php?goto=files&show=24