Which of the .tor files contain .xml files that reference the music? I have yet to find one reference. I have found some of the dialogue ones though.

I don't know how to configure easyMYP to rename files like that. But there must be somewhere that contains a list of all the proper file names, the developers cannot reference resources by their hash.

What would be useful now is something that could convert all these hexadecimal file names into readable names. I've had a look around inside a few of the .tor files but there doesn't seem to be anything. Where and how do they store this information?

It works.

For anyone looking to do a quick batch convert:
The files will play in VLC after revorb

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They all converted poorly, and I have tried using revorb, which just crashes when I use it on any of the files. I tried attaching a .wav but I get a server error message, I'm going to host it somewhere and link to it.

Ok that worked, but now it does not play in VLC or FooBar2000. In Google Chrome, it comes out as some high pitched static.

I did use the other topic to get into the .tor files, very helpful. Well I unpacked a few of the .wav files from swtor_main_bnk_streamed_a_1.tor but they would not convert with ww2ogg. I got the error 'Error opening packed_codebooks.bin'. I'm not sure what is it on about as it's definitely there and...

I have managed to extract the files inside of swtor_main_bnk_audio_1.tor using the EasyMYP Tool (rename .tor to .myp), which gives 12 .txt files. Renaming these to .bnk, I used the bnkextr Tool (attached) to get a large number of small .wav files named in a numerical order. I am having trouble decod...