At first I was wondering why you were sending us a seemingly spam email with the link for this thread. Then, I realized what you were doing. Ha, great job! You know, it was funny in the first three or so posts. Now it's just childish. And annoying a few hundred adult users with your oh so funny teen...

howfie wrote:if someome sends me pc xxx and tfc files ill do an unpacker. i did one for ps3 already but model format is not something i want to work with.

Sent you some.

SILENTpavel wrote:Bump to this thread.
Another nice texture:

Nice

So, I was able to find a few The Last Of Us files on the God Of War: Ascension disc (for the demo countdown, which was surprisingly in the Naughty Dog engine, which means they left a few small files for an actual demo.) There were .pak files in there, that have menu images and icons (for multiplayer...

Well, I used the U3 script edit for some more paks and I was able to get some things to be extracted and actually show some of the file clearly, but it still needs fixes (that I have no idea how to do) to be as good as the U2 one. :) Anyways, I've also figured out the edit needed for it to work with...

I was able to make this script work for Uncharted 3 PAK files by changing the beginning of the script to this: FindLoc START string \x00\x00\xFF\xFF\x55\x55\x55\x55\x00\x00\xFF\xFF\x55\x55\x55\x55 print "%START%" But, unfortunately, it only works ~30% of the time and the dds textures come ...

Wow, thank you! I'm going to try this with Uncharted 3 later, hopefully it will work...
If it doesn't, you should make a new code that works with Uncharted 3 and hopefully extracts everything from the files.

I'm so glad you did this!

Edit: Doesn't work for Uncharted 3.

AAC and Ogg Vorbis would be the best quality formats today in compressed department IMO, AAC up to 400kbps and Vorbis up to 500kbps+ encoding possibility. Both have channels/khz support more than enough for today's needs unlike outdated MP3. Dbpoweramp can be used for example to encode to both form...

What are some compressed audio formats that have good quality, and can support either 4 or 12 channels? The reason I want to know this is because I've been ripping music from Uncharted 3 and there are 4 and 12 channel music files. They are compressed, but the format they're already in is not suitabl...

Thank you! This seems like it's on the right track. The only thing I can't figure out is how to calculate the interleave. I looked at your sample 789_sandlantis_doorwalkthrough.xvag that you posted and you found an interleave of 0x2A00, but I can't for the life of me figure out how you determined t...

I had a similiar problem, and discovered a way to fix these files. Here is the thread that explains how to do it: http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=8754. The file you have is very similar to the ones I mentioned in my thread, so it should work, but you have to use different values in...

I had a similiar problem, and discovered a way to fix these files. Here is the thread that explains how to do it: http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=8754. The file you have is very similar to the ones I mentioned in my thread, so it should work, but you have to use different values in ...

OrangeC wrote:The 0x2a00 one you mentioned still has some skips. So that can't be the right interleave unless if you have done something different.

I made the header 0x133. It worked. Here it is in wav format: http://min.us/mbe2J3NHYV

Thanks! The interleave was 0x3000, and the layer was 2 for most of the quad-channel+ sound files in the game. Turns out the 789_sandlantis_doorwalkthrough.xvag file was a bit different, with a 0x2A00 interleave. Anyways, I've gotten them to work properly thanks to you .

The beta was only active for two weeks, in the summer of 2011.