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E3245, posted Tue Oct 27, 2015 3:29 am (8974)

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Hi there, I'm trying to extract SFX/music from *.fsb from the GitS: First Assault online beta. I tried fsbext, but I cannot find the password to the FSB files in the audio folder. Can someone find a way to open these FSB files?

Here's the link to the data files:
https://mega.nz/#F!hos3hbgA!osg5PEdocR4ytQqjcupVhg

The SFX/Music folder is in data/audio/FMOD_build

Thanks

brendan19, posted Tue Oct 27, 2015 7:29 am (8976)

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Is there an .fdp file anywhere? the password could be in that file.

aluigi, posted Tue Oct 27, 2015 10:55 am (8977)

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I think the password is the following:

Code:

%lAn2{Pi*Lhw3T}@7*!kV=?qS$@iNlJ

While the dat archives are a job for the great zip.bms

E3245, posted Fri Oct 30, 2015 3:42 am (9097)

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aluigi wrote:

I think the password is the following:

Code:

%lAn2{Pi*Lhw3T}@7*!kV=?qS$@iNlJ

While the dat archives are a job for the great zip.bms

Thanks, the password works!

lyrikwritr, posted Wed Sep 20, 2017 8:03 am (26636)

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the 2.0 files seem to not have the same password it uses encryption type 1 for them

aluigi, posted Wed Sep 20, 2017 11:02 am (26642)

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Can you provide the fsb archive?
If it's big use the filecutter http://aluigi.org/bms/filecutter.bms

lyrikwritr, posted Wed Sep 20, 2017 6:08 pm (26648)

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here you are happy hunting http://depositfiles.com/files/h75rlc8t3

aluigi, posted Wed Sep 20, 2017 9:19 pm (26650)

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Luckily I checked the files before wasting one hours for downloading 900Mb of useless data at 200kb/s (one fsb was enough not the whole collection).
The password I provided is perfect so I don't know what you did.

lyrikwritr, posted Thu Sep 21, 2017 3:18 am (26656)

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I ran fsbext picked the file put in the password and it said it failed and exited might be doing it wrong.
http://prntscr.com/gnqts2

Acewell, posted Thu Sep 21, 2017 6:24 am (26660)

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in the password you had typed this

Code:

n2{Pi*Lhw3T}@7*!kV=?qS$@iN1J

but it should be this

Code:

%lAn2{Pi*Lhw3T}@7*!kV=?qS$@iNlJ

replace the two "1" with two lower case "L"

GoodConduct, posted Thu Sep 21, 2017 4:18 pm (26678)

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I actually have a tutorial on how to extract the sounds since I pretty much got all of them.

Ok so the tools you will need are

Luigi's FSBEXT and KT_FSB_EXTRACTOR

I will be using Ghost in the Shell as an Example:

The first thing you are going to do is create a batch file for FSBEXT
here is an example of what I used for GIT's "fsbext -e %%lAn2{Pi*Lhw3T}@7*!kV=?qS$@iNlJ %1
pause" once that is created you will want to take your newly created "Crypt" file and
and take it to where you have the extracted contents of "KT_FSB_Extractor" Once there you select
the "FMOD FSB Extractor" and let it do its thing. Once done you should end up with a lot of playable WAV's.

lyrikwritr, posted Thu Sep 21, 2017 6:13 pm (26689)

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as I am a total noob were dose one make this batch file extractor? its it just code you type into the extractor window? and the as for the password you put that after the -e command is it a command? I just ran luigi's FSBext on a file and got this I don't know if this is all correct or not but end results, http://prntscr.com/go1dfn

aluigi, posted Thu Sep 21, 2017 6:57 pm (26694)

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@lyrikwritr
I don't understand why don't you simply copy&paste the password I provided and continue to insert wrong passwords by hand (oh no I will not tell you the error)...

lyrikwritr, posted Thu Sep 21, 2017 6:59 pm (26695)

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I am copy pasting it in

GoodConduct, posted Thu Sep 21, 2017 7:55 pm (26698)

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lyrikwritr wrote:

as I am a total noob were dose one make this batch file extractor? its it just code you type into the extractor window? and the as for the password you put that after the -e command is it a command? I just ran luigi's FSBext on a file and got this I don't know if this is all correct or not but end results, http://prntscr.com/go1dfn

You open notepad and paste in the info I gave exactly how it is. After you save the document rename the .txt portion to .bat and then run it by double clicking it.

FGDSmaster, posted Wed Oct 18, 2017 2:27 am (27408)

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GoodConduct wrote:

I actually have a tutorial on how to extract the sounds since I pretty much got all of them.

Ok so the tools you will need are

Luigi's FSBEXT and KT_FSB_EXTRACTOR

I will be using Ghost in the Shell as an Example:

The first thing you are going to do is create a batch file for FSBEXT
here is an example of what I used for GIT's "fsbext -e %%lAn2{Pi*Lhw3T}@7*!kV=?qS$@iNlJ %1
pause" once that is created you will want to take your newly created "Crypt" file and
and take it to where you have the extracted contents of "KT_FSB_Extractor" Once there you select
the "FMOD FSB Extractor" and let it do its thing. Once done you should end up with a lot of playable WAV's.

I may be a total retard so whenever I run the .bat file even with copypasted contents fsbxest gives me an "invalid argument" error. Can't seem to create that encryption file you've mentioned to use with the FSB Extractor. Would you mind uploading it somewhere or telling me what am I doing wrong?
EDIT: inputting the password manually into fsbext returns a different error: (Error: the file contains unexpected data or is smaller than expected.)

aluigi, posted Wed Oct 18, 2017 7:54 am (27418)

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fsbext_2017-10-18_06-43-21.png
Have you copy&pasted the password?
Do NOT type it by hand because you are going to do it wrong like the other user.

notepad_2017-10-18_06-23-23.png

Code:

fsbext.exe -p "%lAn2{Pi*Lhw3T}@7*!kV=?qS$@iNlJ" FILE.FSB

FGDSmaster, posted Wed Oct 18, 2017 12:55 pm (27424)

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aluigi wrote:

fsbext_2017-10-18_06-43-21.png
Have you copy&pasted the password?
Do NOT type it by hand because you are going to do it wrong like the other user.

notepad_2017-10-18_06-23-23.png

Code:

fsbext.exe -p "%lAn2{Pi*Lhw3T}@7*!kV=?qS$@iNlJ" FILE.FSB

I opened up cmd and navigated to fsbext's folder, renamed the sound bank to something simple and copypasted the code you provided. It worked out extracting 2189 files.

Thanks for the help.