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[PC] Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix .MUS


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  • 7 months later...
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with this bms script i also managed to extract the speech voices from the order of the phoenix and the half-blood prince, so thank you too. Unfortunately, the original folder structure was not preserved, so it is difficult to search between different spoken languages. Could someone possibly create a script that extracts the .big file into usable files (sounds, images and everything else) while preserving the original folder structure?

  • 2 weeks later...
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As a matter of fact, the script you wrote extracts the .big file itself, but it doesn't have access to all the data. I can see the speech, music, and the audio tracks of the transition scenes, but not the sound effects and the images, even though the size of the .big file clearly shows that it contains them as well. Thanks anyway.

  • 2 weeks later...
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On 8/25/2024 at 2:54 AM, Strilin said:

As a matter of fact, the script you wrote extracts the .big file itself, but it doesn't have access to all the data. I can see the speech, music, and the audio tracks of the transition scenes, but not the sound effects and the images, even though the size of the .big file clearly shows that it contains them as well. Thanks anyway.

Can you show me an example of the extracted dialogue files?

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Yes. The dialogue speech link is here, but you must install wgm stream plugin in winamp that you can play .asf file:

https://cloud.tdani.hu/files/hp5dialogues.zip

It's too bad that I can't find speech files related to a specific language, I'd like Hungarian, for example, but it takes a lot of time between 25,000 files. I'm trying to figure out how to make it extract the files while keeping the original folder structure.

By the way, the .asf file can be converted to .wav, if you have installed the gwmstream plugin on your computer, you can convert it with the following command, just issue the cmd from the hp5dialogues folder:

for %f in (*.asf) do vgmstream-cli.exe -o "%~nf.wav" "%f"

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