07-03-2019, 10:19 PM
(I'm going to kind of simplify this fast like, cause I've been trying to find the solution to this problem of mine for a while now.)
I downloaded the .ISO file for the PS2 game Manhunt, all so I can try and extract/convert the soundtrack from it. I managed to open said .ISO file with 7zip, but I can't seem to find any way in extracting, converting, or just plain opening the .MIB files that store the games ost. I already tried VGSC (VideoGameSoundConverter), and it just came out all distorted, and not sounding right.
Is there any other way I can rip those .MIB files of the .ISO for Manhunt to get the ost music files, or was I doing something wrong the first time when I tried VGSC?
(Just so any of you are curious, after I extracted the .ISO file, I browsed through the following file folders to find the .MIB files: AUDIO>PS2>MUSIC (after opening the file folder MUSIC, I came across a bunch of other file folders. the names of which represented the story levels within the Manhunt .ISO, all those file folders contain the .MIB files I was talking about))
I downloaded the .ISO file for the PS2 game Manhunt, all so I can try and extract/convert the soundtrack from it. I managed to open said .ISO file with 7zip, but I can't seem to find any way in extracting, converting, or just plain opening the .MIB files that store the games ost. I already tried VGSC (VideoGameSoundConverter), and it just came out all distorted, and not sounding right.
Is there any other way I can rip those .MIB files of the .ISO for Manhunt to get the ost music files, or was I doing something wrong the first time when I tried VGSC?
(Just so any of you are curious, after I extracted the .ISO file, I browsed through the following file folders to find the .MIB files: AUDIO>PS2>MUSIC (after opening the file folder MUSIC, I came across a bunch of other file folders. the names of which represented the story levels within the Manhunt .ISO, all those file folders contain the .MIB files I was talking about))