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Xiron, posted Tue Sep 29, 2015 6:52 pm (7830)

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Hey all.

So for the .bnk sounds they are likely riff sounds, as I've seen traces of RIFF in the file with data usually occurring not long after the RIFF. Aside from this note I've noticed the header is BKHD and there is DIDX near the start of files, and that JUNK occurs in some places, and the file usually has STID right around the end.

As for .wem files. RIFF comes in right off the bat as the first bytes of the file, as has the same principle of data following it as the .bnk sounds do. It lacks the DIDX .bnk does but does still have JUNK.

spider91, posted Tue Sep 29, 2015 8:38 pm (7840)

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Use this

http://forums.lastbullet.net/showthread.php?tid=101

Xiron, posted Thu Oct 01, 2015 7:03 pm (7876)

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It works but not. The raw .wem files come out audible, but distorted, and the .wem files that come out of the .bnk files, crashes the program.

spider91, posted Thu Oct 01, 2015 11:30 pm (7880)

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What raw .wem files are you talking about? There is no any raw files in your archive.

For files inside .bnk use this script after extracting them from .bnk.

Xiron, posted Fri Oct 02, 2015 12:46 am (7883)

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Erm, sorry, by raw I meant just the .wem files that were not inside the bnk file.
I'll report on the script when I return home later.

spider91, posted Fri Oct 02, 2015 2:51 am (7887)

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Try this one for .wem

wwise_ima_adpcm.rar

Xiron, posted Fri Oct 02, 2015 7:52 am (7890)

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@script; Working awesomely. Best way to mass convert all the files though?

@wwise; Great, it got most bits of the songs. It has the part from where the loops end and start, i?t? ?m?i?s?s?e?s? ?o?u?t? ?t?h?e? ?i?n?t?r?o?d?u?c?t?i?o?n?s? ?t?h?o?u?g?h?.? turns out the intros are separately in the .bnk files.

spider91, posted Fri Oct 02, 2015 1:06 pm (7898)

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Quote:

@script; Working awesomely. Best way to mass convert all the files though?

Just create batch file

Code:

for %%i in (*.wem) do quickbms.exe script.bms "%%i" 

Xiron, posted Fri Oct 02, 2015 6:53 pm (7905)

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Ah, I thought .bat would be the answer. I had no idea how to play it out though.
Thanks!