18 hours ago18 hr I managed to extract this file but can extract the wav files from this file https://www.mediafire.com/file/gejur3yi1fisq3z/vox.waves/file
16 hours ago16 hr 1 hour ago, dacoolmike said:I managed to extract this file but can extract the wav files from this file https://www.mediafire.com/file/gejur3yi1fisq3z/vox.waves/fileIt looks like all the audio files are compressed with zlib. As there are no filenames listed (at least not in an obvious way), you can use something like Offzip to decompress all of the audio, then you can at least listen to them. If it uses hashes for the filenames, which seems likely, then that's probably a big job if anyone wanted to do that for a proper extraction.
6 hours ago6 hr Author 10 hours ago, DKDave said:It looks like all the audio files are compressed with zlib. As there are no filenames listed (at least not in an obvious way), you can use something like Offzip to decompress all of the audio, then you can at least listen to them. If it uses hashes for the filenames, which seems likely, then that's probably a big job if anyone wanted to do that for a proper extraction.I tried getting the offzip from aluigi https://aluigi.altervista.org/search.php?src=offzip it didn't work I clicked the exe it just opens a window and then suddenly closes. I tried dragging the file to the exe the output is another .waves file that cant be played in any media player and hex edit cant read it. Unless I'm doing something wrong.
4 hours ago4 hr Offzip is a command line program, so use it something like this from the command prompt to extract the individual compressed files:Offzip -a "vox.waves" "outputfolder" 0There should be 500 decompressed wave files that will play.
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