Use this dumper (or cut it manually) to get FSB5 from bank file:

http://zenhax.com/viewtopic.php?p=6506#p6506

Then use viewtopic.php?f=17&t=13615 to extract audio.

unless we see some of these files, we can't help you

It seems FMOD supported this format even in 2010. But they don't allow decoding, only encoding. Let's see if I can get the algorithm there. I see no other tools support this format.

ok, it seems they really changed format a little. It must be very possible to decode that, considering the fact that FMOD supports it. I may look into this later, but I think nobody done this before just because not many people need sounds from that little toy.

josejl1987 wrote:They are compressed using a new version of the VAG format (HE-VAG). I don't know much about sound formats

Then how do you know its HE-VAG ?

why do you think that "the community is nearly dead" ?

Use DecUbiSnd for this

Coleiosis wrote:All the WAV files play bundles various sound effects, so I'll have to separate them using Adobe SoundBooth.

There must be a way to separate them during extraction, because the game has this info somewhere, but I hope its not too hard for you to do it in audio form.

p.s. files sent by PM

ok this is a batch file for you for %%a in (*.bnk) do bnkextr "%%a" for %%a in (*.wav) do ww2ogg "%%a" for %%a in (*.ogg) do revorb "%%a" must have ww2ogg, revorb, bnkextr, packed_codebooks.bin - in that folder where you have all the files this will take a LOT OF TIME

Don't launch it, just drag and drop the PCK file on it

And of course all these files have names, but I'll need the full game to find them, and it will take much more time, so I'm not gonna do it.

[quote="Zetta"]There are .txt files and some other formats in sounds_sfx.pck

No, this tool on your picture can't understand what's inside of the PCK, so these are all wrong

Drop the pck file into this tool, and it will extract all BNK & WAV files from it. Then use BNKEXTR (you have it) on BNK files. Then use ww2ogg and revorb on all WAV files you get after that. (You should have batch files for this somewhere inside your other extractors) Then delete all WAV files,...

Ok, I got 20961 files from this, and NO .txt files. Just wait while I'll sort this all out

here you go

Not sure about their freq, but it seems they're all 22k