Well, thats normal stereo track in header-b format. Let me see what I can do here.

Can you upload .SPS example? They are probably 6-channel, and I don't think ealayer3 is capable of encoding such files.

also note, that nobody usually cuts 52 tracks manually. You usually write a tool or script for that.

track 2: offset 3B6D80, size 2E2F80 (yellow and green numbers) now add 1FB8 to the offset: 3B6D80 + 1FB8 = 3B8D38 Use "programmer mode" in calculator, also click on "hex", and you can copy/paste values Now you enter 0x3B8D38 and 0x2E2F80 as "start address" and "len...

I was NOT born an expert either. I learned everything, and you can't learn everything in 1 hour. So be patient, read my previous messages again, if you need it, there was all information you needed. And if you really want to know, I'm using Windows calculator to add hex values. All your words about ...

i can't answer right now, it can't be explained in 5 minutes.

so just relax, and do something else

You don't need decimal. In vgmtoolbox offset & size fields (just like all other fields) you can enter hex values. Like this: 0x1fb8 or 0x1FB8 (it doesn't matter) There is a hex calculator in about every hex editor and also in Windows standard calculator. It also has a feature to translate to dec...

any hex editor, they are all the same

I mean you can see the first yellow field here = 00000000, because all offsets are relative to the beginning of audio part.

here i made a picture for you: http://i66.tinypic.com/6nqmuv.png you can see for each file: size (green), offset (yellow) ....... channels=2 (blue), interleave=0x20 (grey), sampling rate (red) the first file offset you know already, so you must add this number for EVERY other file you can use hex ca...

Have you ever used hex editor?

ah, ok. You're using google translator?

This file you got is not WAV file, its PS2 ADPCM, you need to decode it after you cut it.

PlayStation 4-bit ADPCM
header 0
interleave 0x20
channels 2
frequency 44100
no loops

ok I'm deleting your file again. If you feel you're ready to talk about this again, then let me know.

Carro2000 wrote:the tracks did not have a length (I refer to the duration), it indicates to me that it is only in .wav format, but when I try to boot it does not feel anything, why?

Please explain again, I don't understand.

no, first song start at 8120 and end at 3902776 1. put these numbers as start address & end address 2. click batch mode 3. type something in "output file extension" 4. drag the BGM into "source files" with wrong offsets you'll get very noisy sound after that you can really do...