Azetlor
10-12-2015, 09:12 PM
So.
I bought a Unity game from Steam which had phenomenal music.
I used a QuickBMS script and extracted several FSB files. In order to play them, I installed the VGMStream plugin onto Foobar2000.
Here's what happened:
As you can see, half of the files are playable, half of them are not. The unplayable ones come up with this error when attempted to be played:
Then I went on and installed Aezay's FSB Extractor to identify and hopefully extract the files.
Playable files show up as:
They're stored in PCM format. Foobar recognises that.
Then here are the unplayable ones:
They're Vorbis. Which Foobar cannot recognise. Annoying.
I've tried so many methods of decoding the FSBs and hopefully extracting a playable file. I've used a lot of different programs such as:
FSBExt; Aezay; FSBii; GuessFSB; and a lot more.
And there's been no luck. Nothing extracts correctly. The closest I got was a .OGG.DAT file, which was apparently recognised as a straight .OGG file, with the right filesize to be believable as the full track, but importing it into Audacity or some other audio editing program, it's a .5 second static noise.
Woo.
Here's a link to a playable track: http://www.mediafire.com/download/d51xvbytlcanoxx/sharedassets3%7EHorrorCue2.fsb
Here's a link to an unplayable track: http://www.mediafire.com/download/eplshpm7me8d6jf/sharedassets4%7EFacehugger_Swarm_Music.fsb
I'd appreciate it if somebody could do some testing to see if they are able to play / convert it.
Thanks to anyone that helps.
I bought a Unity game from Steam which had phenomenal music.
I used a QuickBMS script and extracted several FSB files. In order to play them, I installed the VGMStream plugin onto Foobar2000.
Here's what happened:
As you can see, half of the files are playable, half of them are not. The unplayable ones come up with this error when attempted to be played:
Then I went on and installed Aezay's FSB Extractor to identify and hopefully extract the files.
Playable files show up as:
They're stored in PCM format. Foobar recognises that.
Then here are the unplayable ones:
They're Vorbis. Which Foobar cannot recognise. Annoying.
I've tried so many methods of decoding the FSBs and hopefully extracting a playable file. I've used a lot of different programs such as:
FSBExt; Aezay; FSBii; GuessFSB; and a lot more.
And there's been no luck. Nothing extracts correctly. The closest I got was a .OGG.DAT file, which was apparently recognised as a straight .OGG file, with the right filesize to be believable as the full track, but importing it into Audacity or some other audio editing program, it's a .5 second static noise.
Woo.
Here's a link to a playable track: http://www.mediafire.com/download/d51xvbytlcanoxx/sharedassets3%7EHorrorCue2.fsb
Here's a link to an unplayable track: http://www.mediafire.com/download/eplshpm7me8d6jf/sharedassets4%7EFacehugger_Swarm_Music.fsb
I'd appreciate it if somebody could do some testing to see if they are able to play / convert it.
Thanks to anyone that helps.