Hello all,

So I am looking to create a custom opening logo/copyright disclaimer movie for R: Racing Evolution on the PS2, and I was wondering where within the game's file structure I could find the actual opening movie with the original logo screens and everything. Any help and/or advice regarding this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

If this is PS2 game, maybe search for PSS files first
https://rewiki.miraheze.org/wiki/PlayStation_PSS_Video

It's standard container for PS2 videos, so it's high chance to find it.

Both MiraHeze and the Xentax Wiki list a few games, and RRE isn't on either list. On top of that, the ISO file for the game is showing as a little over 3 GB, but upon closer inspection, about a third of the ISO's total size (~0.99 GB) actually shows up when I extract the files from the ISO.

Edited Sunday at 06:01 AM4 days by BABYMETAL1997

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Edited Monday at 11:13 PM2 days by K5.0

On 11/8/2026 at 6:00 AM, BABYMETAL1997 said:

Both MiraHeze and the Xentax Wiki list a few games, and RRE isn't on either list. On top of that, the ISO file for the game is showing as a little over 3 GB, but upon closer inspection, about a third of the ISO's total size (~0.99 GB) actually shows up when I extract the files from the ISO.

Nothing is missing. The ISO (from the europe version i tested) is 3.26 GB, but the disc only holds 1.36 GB of files. The other 1.90 GB is one solid block of zeros sitting between the boot files and the game data.

The most likely reason is loading speed. A DVD drive reads faster towards the outer edge of the disc, so pushing the game data outwards shortens load times. Plenty of PS2 games do this.

All of the video on the disc lives in two places: MOVIE.AFS and ENDING.SFD. MOVIE.AFS is an AFS archive, a simple container format from CRI. The movies themselves are CRI Sofdec files, which means MPEG-1 video with ADX audio (48 kHz stereo). They all run at 30 frames per second.

The five audio tracks in each cutscene are one per language (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian)

The attached file extract_rracing_movies.bat will extract every file from the ISO, unpacks the movies from MOVIE.AFS, and converts all 17 movies to MP4.

Make sure you have ffmpeg, either installed and on the PATH, or with ffmpeg.exe placed in the same folder as the script (download from https://ffmpeg.org/download.html)

To use the script, drag the ISO file onto extract_rracing_movies.bat.

extract_rracing_movies.zip

Should be a big help. I'll give it a shot. Quick question regarding this, though: when the MP4s get created, which one out of them would be the video that plays before the opening splash screen, and if so, would the logos and everything be attached with it or no?

Edited 19 hours ago19 hr by BABYMETAL1997
corrected spelling error