Because the saves are resigned to your Xbox HD Key, so it will only work on my Xbox right now, unless I resign it to work on another. I'm sorry, but if I reveal the resign info, then people can give their CAS ungodly high stats and cheat like hell on XBL. Maybe I can work out a deal with Mr. Mouse ...

Holy Crap I was just talking with Mr. Mouse about getting goldberg back into the game on msn. Please just pm the secret method your safe with me. I discovered the goldberg.k file weeks ago but I could never figure it out. I dont even have xbl please tell me :) Hmm, that would not help out the "...

OR....WE would hack the save game, and post it here regardless of possible cheat breaches nonetheless.

I believe the header parts are also compressed.

When I unzip a part of the header, I see the sign WD in the new part. That would fit the music.wd extension. Will have a closer look.

The closest I came was when I treated them as Dialogic ADPCM .VOX files (4-bit ADPCM).

Check out 112.wav

I could of course, write a program that would merge DDS file headers with image data extracted by MultiEx Commander. Please do this anything that will make this process easier/quicker. Sorry but I just cant figure out the basic steps your trying 2 tell me. When you get some free time can you do a l...

Well, we should take this issue outside this thread, use the Troubleshooting forum instead.

Sorry. N00b question. I need help getting started here. I donated last night and got my key this morning. If I understand correctly, is this the process I am supposed to use to attempt to open the DVD.WAD file? 1. Create a blank txt file. Copy/Paste the data from Mr. Mouse: ComType ZLib1 ; IDString...

Yes, and you should play with the "width" and "height" variables. These are in the DDS file at position (byte) 13. look at the DDS header above and notice the 8000 0000 8000 0000 These are 0x80000000 (128) and 80000000 (128) in the example. But this will be known by the game and ...

There's a lot of blood, sweat and tears gone into the program....That's why such nice functionality is for Friends of MultiEx only.

Ok, what I do is take the data part of the image and put a DDS file header in front of it. A DDS file (as many other files) has a header, which contains info about the image that a viewer should know, and a data part (the actual image data). Look at this .res file: http://www.xentax.com/taoc/pics/re...

The .k files also contain DDS file data. It's a bit of searching as for the width and heights, and the correct DXT format. You should get yourself a good DDSfile editor (or a plugin for Adobe Photoshop). Examples from the .res files: http://www.xentax.com/taoc/pics/e%20copy.jpg http://www.xentax.com...

Okay, I'm making some progress.

I now have found that the images in the .res and .xbx are actually .DDS files (without the DDS header and with their own header).

The TitleImage.xbx stuff is in DXT1 format, but I think in the .res files they are in DXT5.

No problem

Look, we are busy men, investigating multiple formats at any given FREE time. OUR free time.

The files you have attached don't resemble anything I've seen at a quick glance, so file extensions are a little impossible to come up with.