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Anyone know how to rip audio from an Android Unity game? - Resh1rom200 - 11-05-2019 I recently obtained CoD Mobile's apk to rip it's audio but I've run into a problem. The sounds (I believe) are in lnit.bnk, I've checked the .assets files and haven't found anything to rip/view the sounds. If you know how to rip the sounds from this file or have any suggestions thanks. RE: Anyone know how to rip audio from an Android Unity game? - Pingus! - 11-05-2019 If you have .assets files, you use Perfare's AssetStudio: https://github.com/Perfare/AssetStudio If not, upload that Init.bnk and I can take a look. RE: Anyone know how to rip audio from an Android Unity game? - Babycake - 11-06-2019 (11-05-2019, 06:03 PM)Resh1rom200 Wrote: I recently obtained CoD Mobile's apk to rip it's audio but I've run into a problem. The sounds (I believe) are in lnit.bnk, I've checked the .assets files and haven't found anything to rip/view the sounds. If you know how to rip the sounds from this file or have any suggestions thanks.Most of the data should be in Android\data\com. developer . game\files\UnityCache\Shared might even have \Resources at the end. The file is called __data. I recommend going folder to folder when exporting in AssetStudio as it can give "errors" when doing a mass export. I used quotes because it can still be exported if done per folder (in some games). Do note that some games files are harder to find. This is from a different game. Android\data\com. dev . game\files\Unity\e0272976-530d-41a6-aea8-94942da0a459\ where it only has Analytics and IAP. Edit: https://wiki.vg-resource.com/Main_Page , On the Wiki at the very bottom, there's 2 programs that might be able to assist with sounds. |