Mortal Kombat X sound format

[AlphaTwentyThree]

What exactly does your tool do? Doesn't it read the offsets and sizes of the ogg containers and sends them through the dll to decode?

No. It passes the whole FSB file to the dll.

Ok, I didn't know that... Seems like I'll have to give it a try after all...

[brendan19]

This may mean there's no names inside the FSB. Can you send me an example file?

Sure, here's an example file. It doesn't have the filename inside the FSB so maybe you could add that to your program? If no string ID is found for a name then it uses the basename of the FSB file adding a _1, _2 etc or something if there is more than one file

Sample File

[AlphaTwentyThree]

Else... could you upload the source code somwhere? Maybe somebody is able to write an according QuickBMS script which eventually can be rewritten to split FSB5 containers?

[id-daemon]

Else... could you upload the source code somwhere? Maybe somebody is able to write an according QuickBMS script which eventually can be rewritten to split FSB5 containers?

Sure, here it is. But it will not help a bit to write any scripts:

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result = sound->getNumSubSounds(&numsubsounds);
result = sound->getFormat(&stype,&sformat,&s_channels,&s_bits);

for (i=0;i<numsubsounds;i++)
{
   sound->getSubSound(i, &sound_to_play);
   sound_to_play->seekData(0);
   result = sound_to_play->getDefaults(&s_freq,&s_bits);
   result = sound_to_play->getFormat(&stype,&sformat,&s_chan_this,&s_bits);
   result = sound_to_play->getLength(&bs, FMOD_TIMEUNIT_PCM);
   result = sound_to_play->getName(fnn,nl);
   buffer = (char*)malloc(bs*s_channels*s_bits/8);
   result = sound_to_play->readData(buffer,bs*s_channels*s_bits/8,&br);
   FILE *file = NULL;
   file = fopen(strcat(fnn,".wav"), "wb");
   WriteWaveHeader(file,(unsigned long)s_freq,s_bits,s_channels,br);
   fwrite (buffer, br,1,file);
   fclose(file);
}

[id-daemon]

Here's a new version that will output numbered filenames if there are none inside of FSB. Also some basic error handling added, so if you give it a wrong file, it won't crash, but give you proper error message.

[brendan19]

Fantastic, thank you for the update

[id-daemon]

You're welcome. Maybe in case of only 1 file it's better not to add that _0 ?

[brendan19]

Yeah probably not if there's only a single FSB.

Files that have more than one FSB in them should add the numbers like _1, _2, _3 etc at the end

[AlphaTwentyThree]

I encountered a file in "DeadCore" that throws an error message: http://*USE_ANOTHER_FILEHOSTING*/dd125ee ... amBank.fsb

[id-daemon]

probably out of memory error, because i never released any memory

I never expected it to be used on files that large. What is the error message?

[AlphaTwentyThree]

probably out of memory error, because i never released any memory

I never expected it to be used on files that large. What is the error message?

Something like "Wrong parameter given"...

[id-daemon]

ok it was from out of memory. Fixed.

[AlphaTwentyThree]

Cool thanks!

[Wilbo22]

Works flawlessly on SND_*.xxx files (such as speech files). Has anybody found the characters' combat sounds yet? Like attack and hit sounds etc.?

[id-daemon]

Has anybody found the characters' combat sounds yet? Like attack and hit sounds etc.?

Yes, they were all extracted. Read this thread. I don't remember now where it was written.

[Sparktank]

ok it was from out of memory. Fixed.

Thanks a lot for this tool!
I was able to use it on another game: The Forest (unity v5).
Couldn't find anything decent to properly handle FSB archives, especially where duplicate names existed (GUI's terminate early with no options).

This solved all my problems!

[Kerem123]

I'm making a vocalization for this game. Any tool for extract and repack .xxx files?