> .\mediaextract.exe -f ogg -o out .\main_nx_6.ark
Extracting 0x00000000 ... 0x0fc01ee2 (252.008 MB) from .\main_nx_6.ark
Writing 2.02136 MB to out\main_nx_6.ark_0000000000000A1C.ogg
Writing 2.02136 MB to out\main_nx_6.ark_0000000000209615.ogg
Writing 2.32055 MB to out\main_nx_6.ark_0000000000411C36.ogg
(snipped)
Writing 1.57333 MB to out\main_nx_6.ark_000000000D389CBC.ogg
Extracted 106 files of 209.73 MB size.
this is not a drill; I have located the Super Beat Sports soundtrack!!! I tried a bunch of different tools but the ones that worked in the end were nstool to decrypt the game files, and then mediaextract to search and locate a bunch of oggs that were glued together in one big binary file.
I don't think there's a great way to automatically fix all the filenames unfortunately but using a hex editor I can see a list of internal song titles, so maybe I'll just match those up manually. oh yeah this is my first time using a hex editor! I opened the binary files in fhred so I could just sorta poke around and try to guess what I'm looking for, and I found the string /baseball_intro.mogg and took an educated guess that it might be some sort of audio file. Wheeeeeeee! Am hacker!!!
