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Convert "Gran Turismo 4" Music files

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NightHawk, posted Tue Feb 12, 2019 1:40 am (43392)


Hello folks,

The Music of Gran Turismo 4 is stored in ".asf" files. I tried to convert them with "MFAudio", but the output is either just pure digital garbage or if by pure chance I type in the right offset value the music is noticeable but very "crushed".

I remember many years ago I was able to extract all the music to .wav files no problem. But I can't find anything on google anymore. Other people have managed to rip the games music as well, but I can only find it in mp3... From what I remember, the actual audio was lossless from the game-files so i'd like to rip in .flac or .wav
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Puterboy1, posted Thu Feb 14, 2019 2:03 am (43473)


You found a way to extract the files of Gran Turismo 4 with proper names? I know I extracted the contents of that game with PSound, mostly for sound effects. Think you can provide us samples for each file type? It would do us some good.
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NightHawk, posted Thu Feb 14, 2019 3:58 am (43479)


Thanks man. That is EXACTLY the program I used back in the day. Still works. :D
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Puterboy1, posted Thu Feb 14, 2019 4:28 am (43481)


NightHawk wrote:
Thanks man. That is EXACTLY the program I used back in the day. Still works. :D


Care to give us a sample that has a proper name?
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NightHawk, posted Thu Feb 14, 2019 10:24 am (43487)


None have a proper name. You have to preview-listen the files in PSound manually. The files are stored in GT4.vol
When scanning the file in PSound, the music tracks start at "gt4.vol | 22060" (At least for the japanese release gt4.vol)
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Puterboy1, posted Thu Feb 14, 2019 8:26 pm (43500)


NightHawk wrote:
None have a proper name. You have to preview-listen the files in PSound manually. The files are stored in GT4.vol
When scanning the file in PSound, the music tracks start at "gt4.vol | 22060" (At least for the japanese release gt4.vol)

Well, then try renaming the files manually or with an advanced renaming program.
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