In case anyone gets to this thread, in the intervening 7 years since my last post here I learned to reverse engineer and you can now open Power Gig archives with my GameArchives library and decrypt the audio files with this code (which requires the gamearchives library).

For anyone coming here looking for a solution, I'll direct you to BFForever. I figured out the CLT encryption (AES in ECB mode with a 256-bit key), and PikminGuts92 figured out the encoding (custom container with CELT (Opus) codec).

Is there a specification for the format of Playstation ADPCM somewhere? I can't get that ADPCM Player to open the files - it thinks they are ~2^32 bytes long, which is definitely wrong. edit - I added a header with GENH and some of the samples in the file are now clearly audible when I play them in ...

Of course! I must have been thinking that the audio was 32-bit while I wrote that code. Seems fine now, thanks for the help! :] So every .str file in the game is the stereo mix of a song. The separate instruments are sliced up and put into sound banks which are sampled while you play. It seems to be...

The str files are 512-byte interleaved PCM, 16-bits @ 48000 Hz Here's a bit of C code to turn that into regular interleaved stereo PCM. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> int main(int argc, char** argv) { if(argc == 1) { printf("Usage: %s <path_to_file.str>\n", argv...

Something about something.

Harmonix was involved with the development of BandFuse, so it's quite possible that whatever encryption is on the .clt files would be similar to that which is used on .mogg files. I don't have a copy of BandFuse, though, so I can't check this out for myself.

any help on usung XEXtools 5.2? what to do with Encryption Key 23 FB 28 3A 1A 8D 62 AB 2D 78 94 00 B1 23 EE 3A i read from default.xex? i think this is AES key they talk about but how can i use it to decrypt mogg? pls help anybody! Wait, where'd you get this from? The RB3 disc? I tried disassemblin...

Hi, Croc 2 is a game for the PC and PS1 developed by Argonaut software. It has music in ASF files, but they're not windows media. here is an example, the music that plays at the title screen. The file is supposed to sound like this . I have tried importing it as a raw file into Audacity, and I can a...

I have a feeling we won't be able to write an extractor until that header file is decrypted, since it probably has all of the files' name/offset/size information that would be required. However, the header likely uses the same encryption method/key as the encrypted song data, so if we discover the k...

I'm also interested in getting the music from this game. I have copied the xbox 360 data files and looked through them with a hex editor. For the 360, the files are: Data.hdr.e.2 (871 kB) Data.pk0 (2,082,771 kB) Data.pk1 (1,778,578 kB) Data.pk2 (1,346,453 kB) Data.hdr.e.2 is most likely a type of he...