First release. Only STEREO files! Don't try it with mono.

Feel free to test it on all games using this crazy ESS format.

Just as i thought. Like in other IGA_ archives, these "unsupported" chunks are just uncompressed. Now I need some time to figure out how to support it in script.

Then can you point me at the link with archives you still need to extract.

I only need to handle the final frame, which is usually shorter, and it will be ready

Right now I'm looking into different console model & texture formats. Maybe soon I'll be able to do that.

It can be unpacked with StarWars Battlefront unpacker / decoder

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brendan19 wrote:I also included the ealayer3 tool.

You included Zench's version of the tool. And I far as I remember, it will extract multi-file chunks wrong. For example, from the chunk with 5 sounds it will extract 15 files, 10 of which will be duplicates. Better use my updated version of his tool.

pechenko121 wrote:Luigi said that some files extracted from .pak archieves of game will be corrupted. Every time its normal maps

I recently stumbled on those archives, and I think I can extract them correctly. If you still need it.

Congratulations

The Star Wars dumper did indeed work. Very good. Do you also have EBX folder dumped? Now run the audio decoder, its in separate script "fb3decoder.py". I got a whole heap of .chunk files and couldn't work out if any of them had audio as they didn't have proper filenames. They don't have t...

That means the format is not the same as in battlefield. Have you tried Star wars dumper? I think you did...

And in this case, I need game files, otherwise I can't help you.

have you tried battlefield 4/hardline dumper / audio decoder ?

Note that resource dumping lines are commented in this version, so it only dumps audio chunks and sound ebx's

ESS file decoded for the very first time!

Its only one channel, and some glitches because of probably some errors in decoding, but they will be eliminated soon.

http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/Pk6fZ7QL/file.html

are these files big?

I've made some research on this. Interesting algorithm. Anyone still need to decode this format?