Madagascar (PC) .RWS extracted

[Mygoshi]

Hello, can you add a .bat to yout SamplerX2 program, because I want to do this for all files in the directory, not just one by one. Thanks!

[id-daemon]

I thought you could do it yourself

for %%a in (*.wav) do samplerx2 "%%a"

[Mygoshi]

Yes sorry, seemed pretty easy...

[Mygoshi]

And here's this LWAV which was made by header_XADP script, and basically when you convert this LWAV with towav, there's no fuzzy sound, but if you use vgmstream, there's.
Link to the LWAV: https://mega.nz/#!PpsEnbZD!c04TicCQFCrf ... XtdJhDeAzw

[id-daemon]

ok. But this file has wrong codec type

[Mygoshi]

Yeah, but you can see the differences between vgmstream and towav for LWAV files

[id-daemon]

Yeah, but you can see the differences between vgmstream and towav for LWAV files

No, because this file is not decoded neither by vgmstream nor towav

[Mygoshi]

Oh, sorry, here's the correct LWAV, test to convert it with towav and vgmstream, you'll see a TINY difference, towav remove a little bit the fuzzy noise.
Here's the file: https://mega.nz/#!vk0UDaAJ!Uw7Eh6RE0xEO ... CTFBp10E_M

[id-daemon]

The difference is not TINY, it's clearly hearable. But this has nothing to do with lwav or its "ability" to remove fuzzy distortions.

The problem is that vgmstream decodes this file wrong (because of some mistake in the code, or wrong codec detection) and towav converts it right.

[Mygoshi]

But why when I'm playing the game on Xbox, there's no fuzzy sound?

[id-daemon]

Because the sound is filtered somehow, just a slight smoothing filter should work.

[Mygoshi]

Do you know how can I apply this to the file itself?

[id-daemon]

I don't understand

[Mygoshi]

How can I remove the fuzzy sound?

[id-daemon]

Open some audio editor, and apply some filter. Click removal, noise removal, or just a simple frequency filter should work.