Get Original Wwise Filenames With SoundbanksInfo.xml

[Mygoshi]

Hello, I recently bought Outlast 2 on PC and I saw that, in the same folders of the BNK containers, there was a file called "SoundbanksInfo.xml", that contains the original filenames of each files in the BNKs. The problem is that when I extract the WEM/Wwise, I always get name like this: 81202919.wwise
Is it possible to replace all those boring filenames into original filenames with the XML file? Thanks in advance.

[StreamThread]

If SoundbanksInfo.xml have something like sounds ID's linked to sound sources, on which game engine find using sound files, and BNK containers having same sound ID's which exact point to *.wwise sound file, then is not hard write a 're-namer' tool or script on any programming language.

[Mygoshi]

Ok, thanks for the answer. So, what do I have to do exactly?

[ponaromixxx]

Hello, I recently bought Outlast 2 on PC and I saw that, in the same folders of the BNK containers, there was a file called "SoundbanksInfo.xml", that contains the original filenames of each files in the BNKs. The problem is that when I extract the WEM/Wwise, I always get name like this : 81202919.wwise
Is it possible to replace all those boring filenames into original filenames with the XML file? Is this hard? Thanks in advance.

1) First, poison this script with .bnk

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# extracts sound files from Wwise *.bnk soundbanks
# (c) 2013-10-28 by AlphaTwentyThree of Xentax
# script for QuickBMS http://quickbms.aluigi.org

idstring "BKHD"
get SIZE_HEADER long
savepos MYOFF
math MYOFF += SIZE_HEADER
get FSIZE asize
if MYOFF == FSIZE
   print "bnk is empty"
   cleanexit
endif
goto MYOFF
idstring "DIDX"
get SIZE_DIDX long
set FILES SIZE_DIDX
math FILES /= 0xc
set BIAS MYOFF # complete header
math BIAS += SIZE_DIDX
math BIAS += 16
get BNAME basename
for i = 1 <= FILES
   get DIDX long
   get OFFSET long
   math OFFSET += BIAS
   get SIZE long
   set NAME DIDX
   string NAME p= "0x%08x" NAME
   string NAME += ".wav"
   log NAME OFFSET SIZE
next i

2) All files from the archive should be near. Run this WwiseSoundrenamer.exe program and specify the path to extracted .wav, then click Convert Wav 2 Ogg & revorb, when the conversion is finished.

3) Click Rename Oggs. After the file's id is renamed to the original names.

WwiseSoundtools.zip

[Mygoshi]

I appreciate you're trying to help, so thanks, but turns out it gives offset names instead of proper ID's, so when it renames, it makes "NoNamefound_X" filenames. I tried to use Ravioli Extractor to get proper filenames and then use the software, but it doesn't rename those.

[AlphaTwentyThree]

Yes, necro-post but my script here does the work for you:
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=7982&p=68463#p35700