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Daemon I try how you told me, the file works perfectly, however, there is a way to cut the music in their original length?

yes there is. But this will require coding

Daemon, in what sense require coding? And you answered yes, precisely in what sense?

P.S. - Is there a program that allows me to cut the track by setting the beginning and end of the offset?

Yes, meaning, there was a way to cut the music in their original length.

Yes, there is a program that allows to cut the track by setting the beginning and end of the offset.

But to do that, you need to find these offsets and cut all files manually, that will take a lot of time.

Ok, Daemon what is the name of this program (Please the name of the most powerful and reliable program that there is)? For the offset I have all the information but for the BGM.TRS file, so I don't knows if the offset information of all song which I have are yet compatible with the archive converted in wav, but I would try.

Carro2000 wrote:Ok, Daemon what is the name of this program (Please the name of the most powerful and reliable program that there is)?

There's no difference which program you use. This is very simple action. Maybe you can try the same vgmtoolbox, "simple cutter", next to "advanced cutter" you already used. Just enter start/end offsets or length.

Carro2000 wrote:For the offset I have all the information but for the BGM.TRS file

You already tried some offset, and it was wrong. Why do you think now its right?

No Daemon, I never tried to extract audio tracks with offset, but I have used a program that help me to detect all the soundtrack positions from the compressed files, which it unfortunately extrapolated badly. Perhaps the first song have the offset that start at 8072 and end at 3902680, how I can cut? Can you help me, indicating the steps I need to perform?

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 it, using these 00 07 77 77 77 77 ...... 77 lines as a marker

Hi Daemon, I have used "Cube Media Player 2" to locate the offset of the track, if so then it is not. How did you locate it? Please, tell me. However I did like you said, I have uploaded the file, selected "Batch Mode" and entered the numbers of start and end address. This procedure helped me to extract the song successfully, but sadly I have another problem, 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?


P.S. - Then what did you mean with "00 07 77 77 77 77 ...... 77 lines as a marker".
P.S.S. - Please hast another little patience with me

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.

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

Yes, sorry Daemon, I took a screenshot. The file which I have cutted is large 3.71 MB, but when I open the file I can't ear nothing, the track is silent and the system can't detect the lenght of the track.

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

(Yes, I use it partly to help me )

Perfect, simply perfect, the track now is fixed, but Daemon now how can I find the exactly offset for the other tracks?

Have you ever used hex editor?