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Post by dlight on Feb 4, 2022 18:04:50 GMT
seems incomplete. i just sampled one archive tho. it's missing the lot of the sounds in the locale_en-us_d9.rkv. i got an xtractor for the files tho. disclaimer and matter of trust using the tools. fsbext is from zenhax admin aluigi's collection. if you don't have a media player to play the wav files it outputs, the adpcm decoder will convert them to pcm. the code is from a now unknown source (i can't remember where i got it). it's precompiled by me (do you trust me on this one?) but the source code is included if you don't do so and wanna compile your own safe executable.  |
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Post by lil_lk21 on Feb 5, 2022 9:59:29 GMT
does anyone have republic heroes sounds specifically all droid hurt clone sounds and commands ? i tried extracting them with the tools and guides but no luck. i need them for my tcw bf1 2004 mod.
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Post by lil_lk21 on Feb 5, 2022 13:33:47 GMT
thats great however theres a lot missing there like sir yes sir from the clones amoung other commands.
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Post by starkstruck on Feb 5, 2022 16:21:33 GMT
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Post by dlight on Feb 5, 2022 17:43:43 GMT
bumping this. you actually seen my post regarding the incompleteness? and... well... i done some more bat file stuff for the xtractor. if you throw all fsb files into one folder you can batch convert them now. the process is kinda slow, cause the tools spam in the console. but it works quite well. |
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Post by damasta83 on Feb 17, 2022 7:43:35 GMT
Hi Guys. Is here anyone who can help me out with the Soundfiles or even a Soundloop of the ID10 Seeker Droid from Iden Versio?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Dennis
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Post by Warhammer_81 on Feb 17, 2022 11:10:25 GMT
Hi Guys. Is here anyone who can help me out with the Soundfiles or even a Soundloop of the ID10 Seeker Droid from Iden Versio? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Dennis You should download Rancor022 's SWBF SFX Pack (4.16GB Total Size) and look in the "Characters\Droids\IdenDroid\" folder for all the sound effects. |
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Post by zarons on Mar 14, 2022 1:48:55 GMT
Hello, does anyone know how to extract all the Star Wars Squadrons sounds? I like to have all the ambient audio and such beyond just the weapon or vehicle sfx, I can't expect everyone to have all the audio available.
I'm still reading the threads to see if there's info about it.
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Post by sketch10121 on Apr 7, 2022 5:11:32 GMT
Has there been any attempt to extract audio from the new Lego Star Wars Skywalker Saga?
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Post by Warhammer_81 on Apr 7, 2022 5:25:11 GMT
Has there been any attempt to extract audio from the new Lego Star Wars Skywalker Saga? Nothing has been extracted from the game and shared yet. |
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Post by Rancor022 on Apr 7, 2022 19:42:15 GMT
Has there been any attempt to extract audio from the new Lego Star Wars Skywalker Saga? Nothing has been extracted from the game and shared yet. I extracted them a few days ago but haven't looked through them just yet. Mostly just WAV files, some other formats that I'll need to convert. Might upload them today *if* I have the time. |
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Post by arajedimaster1138 on Apr 7, 2022 20:24:29 GMT
Nothing has been extracted from the game and shared yet. I extracted them a few days ago but haven't looked through them just yet. Mostly just WAV files, some other formats that I'll need to convert. Might upload them today *if* I have the time. Sounds good. I look forward to the sounds from Episodes I-VI from that game.
Also, I have some valuable information on the sounds from ”Star Wars: The Old Republic”
This forum should be helpful in sorting out the files for the game’s sounds.
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Post by Rancor022 on Apr 8, 2022 18:26:51 GMT
So here are all of the sound effects / dialogue from Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga... but there's a catch. Most of the files are standard .wav files, however some of them are ".audio_data". About half of them can be imported into standard audio editing programs such as Audacity and converted, however the other half I can't figure out how to convert, and as far as I could tell there is no set of tools or scripts that can convert them *yet*. If and when I can figure out how to convert them all, I will do so and reupload them. Until then, here are the raw files: www.mediafire.com/file/u5slj8a4x0gnf1m/LSWTSS_SFX.rar/file |
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Post by sketch10121 on Apr 9, 2022 6:12:32 GMT
So here are all of the sound effects / dialogue from Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga... but there's a catch. Most of the files are standard .wav files, however some of them are ".audio_data". About half of them can be imported into standard audio editing programs such as Audacity and converted, however the other half I can't figure out how to convert, and as far as I could tell there is no set of tools or scripts that can convert them *yet*. If and when I can figure out how to convert them all, I will do so and reupload them. Until then, here are the raw files: www.mediafire.com/file/u5slj8a4x0gnf1m/LSWTSS_SFX.rar/fileThank you! Great work. |
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Post by arajedimaster1138 on Jun 6, 2022 4:40:40 GMT
So here are all of the sound effects / dialogue from Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga... but there's a catch. Most of the files are standard .wav files, however some of them are ".audio_data". About half of them can be imported into standard audio editing programs such as Audacity and converted, however the other half I can't figure out how to convert, and as far as I could tell there is no set of tools or scripts that can convert them *yet*. If and when I can figure out how to convert them all, I will do so and reupload them. Until then, here are the raw files: www.mediafire.com/file/u5slj8a4x0gnf1m/LSWTSS_SFX.rar/fileThank you for getting the first few sounds from that game. I do appreciate it, especially the stormtrooper blasters and armor movement, and even Boga’s cries. I do wish that we could have gotten Chewbacca and R2-D2’s sounds as well.
Anyway, there is a big reason why I’ve been so interested in the sounds from “Star Wars - The Force Unleashed II” for the DLC version:
These Wilhelm screams are top-notch, superb quality. I hope somebody can extract them.
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Post by Warhammer_81 on Jun 6, 2022 6:54:08 GMT
Anyway, there is a big reason why I’ve been so interested in the sounds from “Star Wars - The Force Unleashed II” for the DLC version:
These Wilhelm screams are top-notch, superb quality. I hope somebody can extract them.
Extracting them is easy, figuring out which files are the "Wilhelm Screams" is a monumental task! First, the game has over 20,000 individual audio files to sift through! Second, the method of extracting the audio results in file names like "4567918.wem" with no simple or easy way to identify what each audio file should be named, let alone which files contain the screams! |
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Post by Rancor022 on Jun 7, 2022 0:06:15 GMT
These Wilhelm screams are top-notch, superb quality. I hope somebody can extract them. EA Star Wars: Battlefront actually includes 3 of the 4 Wilhelm Scream recordings, and in true lossless quality, unlike TFU2. So I would definitely recommend downloading that archive. EDIT: To save time here are those files on their own: www.mediafire.com/file/6w5jcnw9kfn9ryp/SWBF_Wilhelm_Screams.rar/fileHowever for the first "ow!" one (which does not appear in SWBF) I've actually been looking for a good recording of that one for years, had no idea it was in TFU2! |
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Post by iteachvader on Jun 7, 2022 0:29:32 GMT
So here are all of the sound effects / dialogue from Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga... but there's a catch. Most of the files are standard .wav files, however some of them are ".audio_data". About half of them can be imported into standard audio editing programs such as Audacity and converted, however the other half I can't figure out how to convert, and as far as I could tell there is no set of tools or scripts that can convert them *yet*. If and when I can figure out how to convert them all, I will do so and reupload them. Until then, here are the raw files: www.mediafire.com/file/u5slj8a4x0gnf1m/LSWTSS_SFX.rar/fileWith some great help, I've found a way to decode those .audio_data files. (Largely copy+pasted from my VG Resource post) connorh315's DATManager extracts all of the audio from the game. Grab it on GitHub here: github.com/connorh315/DATManagerikskoks over on the Xentax forums wrote a script for converting the .audio_data files with vgmstream: codec = IMA
start_offset = 0x5B
channels = 1
interleave = 0x100
sample_rate = @0x0C
num_samples = data_sizeCopy this into Notepad, save as all files, and name it ".audio_data.txth". Place it in the vgmstream folder, and now you can drag and drop the files onto the vgmstream exe and it will instantly decode them into a separate wav file. Works with Foobar2000 with the vgmstream plugin installed, but you have to place the .txth file in the same directory as the .audio_data files you're converting. Then you can drag and drop into the Foobar window. Please make sure you have the most recent version of Foobar2000 and vgmstream!
Only a couple of the .audio_data files don't decode properly, such as VEH_BWING_ENGINE_LP.AUDIO_DATA. They have an odd loop address that throws off the vgmstream script. You can fix these by removing the 44-byte loop section in the header with a hex editor. The WPN_MAGNAGUARDSTAFF_SWIPE sounds are all in 32-bit float @44100hz rather than IMA. You can import these into Audacity easily. The METAL_CREAK_BIG_DISTANT files are all for some reason encoded in Ogg Vorbis, and can just be dropped into Audacity. Big thanks to my friends cu2, Tatrabbit and robynsun on Discord for helping me out, and of course to connorh315 and ikskoks for the extractor and script! |
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Post by glubbus on Jun 7, 2022 2:17:04 GMT
Kinda random, but does anyone have Wookiee and C1 droid sounds? I've had some difficulty finding them.
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Post by glubbus on Jun 7, 2022 2:18:54 GMT
Idk if I did something wrong, but most of the voice over files are silent. Is that normal or did I mess up the conversion somehow? |
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Post by Warhammer_81 on Jun 7, 2022 2:53:58 GMT
Idk if I did something wrong, but most of the voice over files are silent. Is that normal or did I mess up the conversion somehow? Well my original dump is almost a year old now so it's possible the game audio format could have changed since then. It's impossible for me to know why you could be having issues without more information. |
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Post by iteachvader on Jun 7, 2022 12:24:08 GMT
Hello, does anyone know how to extract all the Star Wars Squadrons sounds? I like to have all the ambient audio and such beyond just the weapon or vehicle sfx, I can't expect everyone to have all the audio available. I'm still reading the threads to see if there's info about it. Actually yes, but it's a bit tedious and not exactly 100% accurate. Frosty Editor in the Frosty tool suite allows you to peer into the game's files and rip some stuff, but it's more suited towards modding than ripping. You can painstakingly extract just about all of the sound effects, but older versions of Frosty rip the larger .wavs with several channels a bit more accurately. Note: You have to rename the Squadrons exe to that of a supported game for it to work (i.e., starwarsbattlefrontii.exe). It'd be nice if they'd add full support, if they haven't by now. I've already ripped the vehicle sounds, but I got lazy and didn't feel like going for everything else. Anywho, here: frostytoolsuite.com/downloads.html |
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Post by glubbus on Jun 8, 2022 0:18:39 GMT
Idk if I did something wrong, but most of the voice over files are silent. Is that normal or did I mess up the conversion somehow? Well my original dump is almost a year old now so it's possible the game audio format could have changed since then. It's impossible for me to know why you could be having issues without more information. I used this guide to convert the .wem files to .ogg, and a large chunk of the files in the audio_shared VO folder are completely silent when played (but not all of them, a bunch of sounds that seem to be Jawa noises are still intact). |
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Post by shoto1 on Jun 8, 2022 4:57:42 GMT
So here are all of the sound effects / dialogue from Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga... but there's a catch. Most of the files are standard .wav files, however some of them are ".audio_data". About half of them can be imported into standard audio editing programs such as Audacity and converted, however the other half I can't figure out how to convert, and as far as I could tell there is no set of tools or scripts that can convert them *yet*. If and when I can figure out how to convert them all, I will do so and reupload them. Until then, here are the raw files: www.mediafire.com/file/u5slj8a4x0gnf1m/LSWTSS_SFX.rar/fileWith some great help, I've found a way to decode those .audio_data files. (Largely copy+pasted from my VG Resource post) connorh315's DATManager extracts all of the audio from the game. Grab it on GitHub here: github.com/connorh315/DATManagerikskoks over on the Xentax forums wrote a script for converting the .audio_data files with vgmstream: codec = IMA
start_offset = 0x5B
channels = 1
interleave = 0x100
sample_rate = @0x0C
num_samples = data_sizeCopy this into Notepad, save as all files, and name it ".audio_data.txth". Place it in the vgmstream folder, and now you can drag and drop the files onto the vgmstream exe and it will instantly decode them into a separate wav file. Works with Foobar2000 with the vgmstream plugin installed, but you have to place the .txth file in the same directory as the .audio_data files you're converting. Then you can drag and drop into the Foobar window. Please make sure you have the most recent version of Foobar2000 and vgmstream!
Only a couple of the .audio_data files don't decode properly, such as VEH_BWING_ENGINE_LP.AUDIO_DATA. They have an odd loop address that throws off the vgmstream script. You can fix these by removing the 44-byte loop section in the header with a hex editor. The WPN_MAGNAGUARDSTAFF_SWIPE sounds are all in 32-bit float @44100hz rather than IMA. You can import these into Audacity easily. The METAL_CREAK_BIG_DISTANT files are all for some reason encoded in Ogg Vorbis, and can just be dropped into Audacity. Big thanks to my friends cu2, Tatrabbit and robynsun on Discord for helping me out, and of course to connorh315 and ikskoks for the extractor and script! Ive never used any of these platforms to decode audio before (im an idiot when it comes to those things), and dont have the oo2core_8_win64.dll file. Seeing as you already decoded all the .audiodata files...care to upload them to a server so we can grab them? |
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Post by Warhammer_81 on Jun 8, 2022 5:13:20 GMT
Well my original dump is almost a year old now so it's possible the game audio format could have changed since then. It's impossible for me to know why you could be having issues without more information. I used this guide to convert the .wem files to .ogg, and a large chunk of the files in the audio_shared VO folder are completely silent when played (but not all of them, a bunch of sounds that seem to be Jawa noises are still intact). Well I just checked the most recent "wwise.audio_sharedVO.pck" from the game and followed the exact same process from my original post here and all the audio files extracted 100%. I recommend using QuickBMS with the Wwise .PCK Audio Extraction Script. Also there are some .BNK container files with additional .WEM audio files packed inside. Some .BNK extractors try to extract the audio files as .WAV but they are actually .WEM files. By renaming the extracted .wav files to .wem they should work just fine. I've found some of the .BNK containers have audio files that have been compressed/encoded to allow looping and some audio players can't play them correctly, thankfully they are duplicates of existing audio clips so it's not necessary to extract these. |
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Post by arajedimaster1138 on Jun 9, 2022 13:39:14 GMT
These Wilhelm screams are top-notch, superb quality. I hope somebody can extract them. EA Star Wars: Battlefront actually includes 3 of the 4 Wilhelm Scream recordings, and in true lossless quality, unlike TFU2. So I would definitely recommend downloading that archive. EDIT: To save time here are those files on their own: www.mediafire.com/file/6w5jcnw9kfn9ryp/SWBF_Wilhelm_Screams.rar/fileHowever for the first "ow!" one (which does not appear in SWBF) I've actually been looking for a good recording of that one for years, had no idea it was in TFU2! Good. I’ve been looking for a better quality version of the Wilhelm Scream for some time and now there is one. So have iteachvader’s decoding methods helped you with the rest of the audio files? I do hope to see the rest of those files soon, the ones from Episodes I-VI, that is. |
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Post by Rancor022 on Jun 9, 2022 19:29:38 GMT
EA Star Wars: Battlefront actually includes 3 of the 4 Wilhelm Scream recordings, and in true lossless quality, unlike TFU2. So I would definitely recommend downloading that archive. EDIT: To save time here are those files on their own: www.mediafire.com/file/6w5jcnw9kfn9ryp/SWBF_Wilhelm_Screams.rar/fileHowever for the first "ow!" one (which does not appear in SWBF) I've actually been looking for a good recording of that one for years, had no idea it was in TFU2! Good. I’ve been looking for a better quality version of the Wilhelm Scream for some time and now there is one. So have iteachvader’s decoding methods helped you with the rest of the audio files? I do hope to see the rest of those files soon, the ones from Episodes I-VI, that is. Extracting the sounds was a pretty lengthy ordeal, so I haven't gotten around to it yet and probably won't for some time. If someone else wants to take a crack at it be my guest! |
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Post by iteachvader on Jun 12, 2022 5:43:25 GMT
With some great help, I've found a way to decode those .audio_data files. (Largely copy+pasted from my VG Resource post) connorh315's DATManager extracts all of the audio from the game. Grab it on GitHub here: github.com/connorh315/DATManagerikskoks over on the Xentax forums wrote a script for converting the .audio_data files with vgmstream: codec = IMA
start_offset = 0x5B
channels = 1
interleave = 0x100
sample_rate = @0x0C
num_samples = data_sizeCopy this into Notepad, save as all files, and name it ".audio_data.txth". Place it in the vgmstream folder, and now you can drag and drop the files onto the vgmstream exe and it will instantly decode them into a separate wav file. Works with Foobar2000 with the vgmstream plugin installed, but you have to place the .txth file in the same directory as the .audio_data files you're converting. Then you can drag and drop into the Foobar window. Please make sure you have the most recent version of Foobar2000 and vgmstream!
Only a couple of the .audio_data files don't decode properly, such as VEH_BWING_ENGINE_LP.AUDIO_DATA. They have an odd loop address that throws off the vgmstream script. You can fix these by removing the 44-byte loop section in the header with a hex editor. The WPN_MAGNAGUARDSTAFF_SWIPE sounds are all in 32-bit float @44100hz rather than IMA. You can import these into Audacity easily. The METAL_CREAK_BIG_DISTANT files are all for some reason encoded in Ogg Vorbis, and can just be dropped into Audacity. Big thanks to my friends cu2, Tatrabbit and robynsun on Discord for helping me out, and of course to connorh315 and ikskoks for the extractor and script! Ive never used any of these platforms to decode audio before (im an idiot when it comes to those things), and dont have the oo2core_8_win64.dll file. Seeing as you already decoded all the .audiodata files...care to upload them to a server so we can grab them? It's not gonna be small, I'll tell you that much. Coming in just shy of 17 gigabytes in a .zip. Here is every bit of audio from Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, converted to wav: Mediafire: www.mediafire.com/file/2yy9kffa5vhxoam/LSWTSS_SFX_WAV.zip/fileMega: mega.nz/file/oRNFlRJI#XGldDsWPeLpaBaimdFnMlWIjcQUUHiOpkjN79fCOUMYI even bought the DLC content and ripped the sounds from that as well. I've submitted all of these (except for the cutscenes and ambience) to the Sounds Resource. |
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Post by shoto1 on Jun 17, 2022 3:05:08 GMT
Ive never used any of these platforms to decode audio before (im an idiot when it comes to those things), and dont have the oo2core_8_win64.dll file. Seeing as you already decoded all the .audiodata files...care to upload them to a server so we can grab them? It's not gonna be small, I'll tell you that much. Coming in just shy of 17 gigabytes in a .zip. Here is every bit of audio from Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, converted to wav: Mediafire: www.mediafire.com/file/2yy9kffa5vhxoam/LSWTSS_SFX_WAV.zip/fileMega: mega.nz/file/oRNFlRJI#XGldDsWPeLpaBaimdFnMlWIjcQUUHiOpkjN79fCOUMYI even bought the DLC content and ripped the sounds from that as well. I've submitted all of these (except for the cutscenes and ambience) to the Sounds Resource. This is very much appreciated sir! Thank you! |
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Post by iteachvader on Jun 19, 2022 5:46:31 GMT
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