Hello, was wondering if I could get some help extracting the .pbn files from the game Mercenary Kings.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ak2q2lmcg ... FXPack.pbn
Mercenary Kings .PBN
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Re: Mercenary Kings .PBN
Can you check if there are smaller files with a similar name and different extension?
Or maybe a small file with an index or idx extension/name.
I don't see headers or tails with information in that sample.
Or maybe a small file with an index or idx extension/name.
I don't see headers or tails with information in that sample.
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Re: Mercenary Kings .PBN
aluigi wrote:Can you check if there are smaller files with a similar name and different extension?
Or maybe a small file with an index or idx extension/name.
I don't see headers or tails with information in that sample.
I found this file along with the sound pbn.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/qkacfwc8t ... tings.zpbn
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Re: Mercenary Kings .PBN
No help but I figured out how the data is stored, I was expecting a table with information about the files while instead it was just a 32bit with the size of each audio sample (no "file", just raw pcm audio):
http://aluigi.org/bms/mercenary_kings_pbn.bms
The script automatically generates the RIFF header so you can play them without any problem and probably you can reimport them too (I remember to have worked on this stuff in the recent versions of quickbms)
http://aluigi.org/bms/mercenary_kings_pbn.bms
The script automatically generates the RIFF header so you can play them without any problem and probably you can reimport them too (I remember to have worked on this stuff in the recent versions of quickbms)
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Re: Mercenary Kings .PBN
aluigi wrote:No help but I figured out how the data is stored, I was expecting a table with information about the files while instead it was just a 32bit with the size of each audio sample (no "file", just raw pcm audio):
http://aluigi.org/bms/mercenary_kings_pbn.bms
The script automatically generates the RIFF header so you can play them without any problem and probably you can reimport them too (I remember to have worked on this stuff in the recent versions of quickbms)
Thank, you very much!