All I did was look through the MEDRES file and I noticed that files seemed to start on a 0x800 byte boundary. Many archives formats use this method and address the files using their block offsets. So I could see, for example, that the first file was at 0x800 (block 1), the second at 0x1D000 (block 0...

Just from a quick look at the MEDIEVIL.EXE - there are a bunch of tables beginning at approximately 0xC6B60 - each file entry is 32 bytes. In the first table, the column that shows values such as 0x01, 0x3A, 0xBD, 0x138 - if you multiply those values by 0x800, you get the start offsets of the files ...

Ok, here's my script to extract those .ps3 archives (not the "start"/"end" ones). Once extracted, the .wav files are sound info - these contain information on sample rate, channels, etc. The .str files are the actual headerless audio data in PSX format. Are there more files to go...

It's a bit of a weird format, but the audio all seems to be standard PSX, 44100 Hz, stereo, interleave 0x8000. The files with "_start" and its corresponding "_end" file need to be joined together before they can be played properly - this will give a single headerless music file. ...

Yes, if you're allowed to. I haven't been able to get the disc yet either.

The music in Dino Crisis 2 isn't MIDI - they're just normal .mp3 files, at least in the PC version.

These music files and ambient audio are stored in the ME_, MF_ and MS_ DAT archives, which don't seem to contain any other data.

Try this BMS script, it should do the job: # .cut file extractor # By Dave, 2019 set OFFSET 0 set COUNT 1 get FSIZE asize DO GOTO OFFSET GET MISC1 long GET SIZE long REVERSELONG SIZE SET FILENAME COUNT STRING FILENAME + ".WMSF" LOG FILENAME OFFSET SIZE MATH OFFSET + SIZE MATH COUNT + 1 WHI...

Yes, the PKG file would be good - although it's probably about 40 GB, I would imagine!

Glad you got sorted! I don't know anything further about how to get the sounds - it's a project to work on when I get the time. If you want to learn more about creating these, you could start with the Quickbms website: https://aluigi.altervista.org/quickbms.htm - a lot of good information and exampl...

I have the European disc, so my GAME.DIR file proably wouldn't work for you - and I'd probably need your whole disc to see how the files are stored.

If you get the European version, my scripts will work.

I can see the problem now. You do have a different version to me. You maybe have the USA release? Your GAME.DIR file is different to mine - the filenames are in a slightly different order and the file offsets and sizes are different values. The audio is all in the .SAF files as far as I can tell, so...

What errors are you getting?

Can you upload the GAME.DIR file so I can see if it's the same as mine?

Thanks.

I tried that script and it didn't seem to work properly for me with the European version. Maybe different releases have different files?

I've attached my BMS scripts - one for the main GAME.DIR archives and one for the ENT/GEO files.

Let me know if they work ok for you.

First, how did you extract these files? I only ask because the file sizes shown on your list look incorrect. For example, 1-01.ENT should be 7,206,912 bytes. The files have a simple file table structure, and all the data is zlib compressed. I couldn't find a BMS script online, but it should be easy ...

I don't think it's the same thing, unfortunately. I think I really need to get my hands on the disc to have a proper look. I might then have a better idea of getting all of the audio.