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Zero Tolerance for Disrespect

25 to Life: .EMT audio files converter and what .EMT actually is

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All emt files (found in data_dx\stream) are actually clean .OGG files with 137 bytes of random junk prepending the OGG header & audio data. So to get it to play you can just remove the first 137 bytes and save the file as .ogg. I came up with a simple tool to convert between those two, what's the use of it? Well you can fetch or replace the character phrases the main menu music etc. Theres about 5K audio files in the retail copy.

You can grab it here (as well as the complete SRC), I'd advise to get the -cmd zip, it's re-compile value is much much higher, it's written in C and you could compile it and get it to work on as low as Win98, maybe even 95.

So as eye-pleasing as UI is,,the UI version is in .Net Managed C++ and on top of that requires VLC Media Player because you can also playback the audiofiles there. So I personally would just opt for CMD,,quick and nifty

https://github.com/RezWaki/EMTFucker/releases/tag/1.0

The meat: https://github.com/RezWaki/EMTFucker/blob/main/cmd/emtfucka.cpp

cheers

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basically took the 'f' part from another tool that I'm making but the name of that other one was born of frustration but as you can tell I'm not really good with naming things

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