10-17-2019, 11:13 AM
Hi everyone, I'm new to this extracting stuff so I need your help.
I have the .cia file for the 3DS version of Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2. I extracted the game with Hackingtoolkit. The purpose for this is so I can upload some voice clips from this game into the site for everyone to enjoy! However, I found a complication. When I went into the romfs folder, there were 2 audio folders: One was titled "Sounds" and another was titled "Voice Overs." Both of these folders have one thing in common, the files. The files in these audio folders were a .str file. I made sure I ddn't mix up the file extension name...it's an str file. The first thing I tried to do was put one of the .str files in LoopingAudioConverter. An audio file came out, but nothing came out but silence for a few minutes long.
I then thought of something. In Mario Kart 7 for the 3DS, I have to actual put the audio file in a program for extraction, in order to extract the actual .wav files. So I thought I needed a certain program to extract the files out of the .str file so I can extract the .wav files. I looked up an .str extractor. After I found one, it said that it only extract movie/video files from the PSX. Besides that, the internet has little to nothing on this file type. So, that's why I came here today!
Do any of you, ANY AT ALL, can tell me what to do? I'm very confused. The audio files for the game are unopenable, which seems very odd since it's for the 3DS. Please Help and Respond Quickly!
A Mii in a Fedora
I have the .cia file for the 3DS version of Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2. I extracted the game with Hackingtoolkit. The purpose for this is so I can upload some voice clips from this game into the site for everyone to enjoy! However, I found a complication. When I went into the romfs folder, there were 2 audio folders: One was titled "Sounds" and another was titled "Voice Overs." Both of these folders have one thing in common, the files. The files in these audio folders were a .str file. I made sure I ddn't mix up the file extension name...it's an str file. The first thing I tried to do was put one of the .str files in LoopingAudioConverter. An audio file came out, but nothing came out but silence for a few minutes long.
I then thought of something. In Mario Kart 7 for the 3DS, I have to actual put the audio file in a program for extraction, in order to extract the actual .wav files. So I thought I needed a certain program to extract the files out of the .str file so I can extract the .wav files. I looked up an .str extractor. After I found one, it said that it only extract movie/video files from the PSX. Besides that, the internet has little to nothing on this file type. So, that's why I came here today!
Do any of you, ANY AT ALL, can tell me what to do? I'm very confused. The audio files for the game are unopenable, which seems very odd since it's for the 3DS. Please Help and Respond Quickly!
A Mii in a Fedora