From a quick look at the file, I can't see anything recognisable. It looks to be encrypted, so you would need to know the method and the key to decrypt it first.

I've tried a few options, but the standard ones using GENH don't seem to be right. So, if someone can work out what the right codec should be, then it'll be easier. Here's a few raw files extracted from bla01.scw to see if anyone can get them to play correctly (maybe I have start offset wrong, but I...

Just thought you might like a progress update. I've sorted out the format of most of the sound tables and can extract the data for the dialogue and cutscene audio. It's in some sort of 4-bit IMA format, not sure yet exactly which (possibly some EA ADPCM). Here's an example as standard IMA converted ...

it looks like the problem is that you've ripped them as raw data, so it's also included the disc sector headers.

You need to rip them as normal files. If you're using something like jPSXDec, just untick the "Save raw" box.

An easier method, if you just want all of the audio, is to use my attached QuickBMS script.

It will give you 20,717 Ogg audio files

If you don't that, you can get it from Luigi's site: https://aluigi.altervista.org/quickbms.htm

It's fairly simple to use, but shout if you need further help.


Dave

Here's what I've got so far. Once the files are extracted from the .scw file, the file "initial_load" contains the audio info. The "initial_load" file is based around chunks. The audio info is stored in the "ONOS" chunks. There are 2 types of blocks - header and data. T...

Give this script a try.

I've been messing with this format for a while and I've almost cracked it. It's very covoluted the way the data is organised, but there is a method to the madness of it. The sound effects are 16 bit PCM, which are the easiest to extract. The other sounds - music etc. - is a bit more tricky as that s...

It's a bit of a rubbish format, but it goes like this, 8-byte file header followed by each file entry as follows: Byte - Flag (if 0x80 then there are no more file entries) Byte - String length Text - Filename Long - File size Long - Uncompressed file size Long - ? Long - ? Each file starts on an 8-b...

If you can post an example file, I can have a look.

Ah, I think it plays wit hthe .pcm extension only if you have vgmstream installed.

Instead, just rename the file to *.wav and it will play correctly.

Those .pcm files play as-is in Foobar - they are standard RIFF/WAVE files. That particular one is some sort of scream sound effect.

The brsar file follows the same format as the Nintendo DS .sdat files. In this case, each file seems to start with "RWAV"

Should be possible to write an extractor if there isn't already one!

I'm not sure why you can't get it to work. Try this QuickBMS script instead - it's much easier!

Some of those files have audio in HCA format. They don't have filenames, so can use VGMToollbox to rip them.