You could also use the convert to WAV feature in Foobar/vgmstream, not just for VAG, but for many other formats. I've always found that to work perfectly, with no need to mess about with setting output parameters.

Thanks. That one worked.

Yes, the files are compressed using ZLIB compression. It should be easy enough to come up with a BMS script, if there isn't one already in existence.

Ok, thanks. I just get error "403 - Forbidden" every time. Hopefully someone else can see it, or if you could upload it elsewhere? Thanks.

Your link doesn't work. Can you check it? Thanks.

Sorry, yes. Extract them with VGMToolbox first using the CRI ADX Extractor option. The extracted .adx files will play in Foobar with vgmstream.

Hi, I don't have the games so I don't know where the voice files are, unfortunately.

That last attachment is an archive of 34 CRI .adx files - if you have VGMToolbox, that will extract them, and they will also play with Foobar/Vgmstream.

It plays perfectly with Foobar using the vgmstream plugin. You can convert it to WAV from there if you need to.

Any audio player should play it - such as Foobar, Winamp, among others.

They're Ogg Vorbis files. I just renamed them to *.ogg and they seemed to play ok.

This QuickBMS script should extract the files from the archive. You can then use a program called "EALayer3" to decode the audio files. # Need For Speed: Undercover - .BIG file extract Endian big Idstring "BIG4" Goto 0x08 Get ENTRIES Long Goto 0x10 For A = 1 to ENTRIES Get OFFSET...

Regular notepad is only useful for plain text.

Any standard hex editor would do - the one I'm using at the minute is XVI32. That will allow you to see the structure of the data to find any tables, pointers to various bits of data, text strings, etc.

It's only a small file, seems uncompressed, and doesn't contain much info. There are no data files, so there's nothing really to extract. It seems more of a header file that references data in other files. There are references to audio, so it may be something to do with playing a particular sound. I...

Having looked at it, I think you've got everything right. I think I should have said the compression type is "DEFLATE" instead of "DEFLATE64". If you change that, it should work. I've tested it and my script is as follows, which is very similar to yours, and seems to extract and ...

Yes, you're right - the files are a slight modification of the BG: Dark Alliance format. The DDS files are compressed. In your list of the file table info, a couple of amendments: The int32 "file size" you have listed is the uncompressed size. The int32 following that is the compressed siz...

I was looking at the .EXE from the PS1 USA version. The European release may have different files.

Hopefully you've got what you need