06-18-2017, 08:21 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-18-2017, 09:15 PM by Abis47.
Edit Reason: Fixed problem
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Hey guys,
I'm trying to access the audio files to Lotr The Third Age (Creature sound effects, that kind of stuff)
I have no experience in ripping audio files from games so forgive me if my questions are naive.
I have the iso image file to the game. I've tried mounting it with daemons tools, 7-zip, isobuster and accessing the files, but with no luck.
the file formats I've found include .SCP, .SAS, which are in \DATA\GAME
There is also a folder in \DATA\MOVIES that contains .ps2 files
I've also found a MODULES folder that contains .IRX and .IMG files. One of the files in this folder is called "AUDIOPF.IRX", I don't know if that contains the games audio files...
Again, I'm sorry if this is really stupid or naive to ask. I have no expertise in this sort of thing...
Any help would be great.
Edit: Never mind... I'm a moron... I forgot to read the pinned tutorial detailing how to extract audio files. I used psound in case anyone was wondering. Apparently the .SAS are archive that contain the audio files. I'll post any further questions if I run into any trouble. Sorry for my ignorant post.
I'm trying to access the audio files to Lotr The Third Age (Creature sound effects, that kind of stuff)
I have no experience in ripping audio files from games so forgive me if my questions are naive.
I have the iso image file to the game. I've tried mounting it with daemons tools, 7-zip, isobuster and accessing the files, but with no luck.
the file formats I've found include .SCP, .SAS, which are in \DATA\GAME
There is also a folder in \DATA\MOVIES that contains .ps2 files
I've also found a MODULES folder that contains .IRX and .IMG files. One of the files in this folder is called "AUDIOPF.IRX", I don't know if that contains the games audio files...
Again, I'm sorry if this is really stupid or naive to ask. I have no expertise in this sort of thing...
Any help would be great.
Edit: Never mind... I'm a moron... I forgot to read the pinned tutorial detailing how to extract audio files. I used psound in case anyone was wondering. Apparently the .SAS are archive that contain the audio files. I'll post any further questions if I run into any trouble. Sorry for my ignorant post.