Ripping sound effects from wii games

This is not an answer. This answer also does not apply to the This is just a "go buy this instead answer. Chad Birch Chad Birch 3, 3 3 gold badges 23 23 silver badges 32 32 bronze badges. I wasn't sure if the Wii had a standard music format.

Josh: There probably is a standard format, but not every game will use it for everything. At least, that's how it is on the DS: most if not all games use the. ADX files for the music. And of course, that's completely ignoring videos, which also contain audio. Good luck finding them. They could be in. One method is to just start dropping everything into VLC until it starts playing music and convert them to a desired format with VLC.

Here's an alternative audio player. Start Winamp Install plugin if not already done so vgmstream now comes with Winamp so it should just play right away. Export audio to desired format.

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The Best of ! Screenshot of the Week 56 - Sweet Rides. Related 8. Hot Network Questions. Question feed. Login Register. Thread Rating: 0 Vote s - 0 Average 1 2 3 4 5. Thread Modes. There's a particular game in which I've been trying my best to decode sound samples from, but can't seem to do for the life of me.

It doesn't seem like Dolphin has any sort of feature to play and dump every sound effect stored in a game. I've also noticed that someone was able to get the game running albeit with a ton of visual glitches every second and the audio was playing perfectly fine.

Is there any way to be able to decipher the format of the audio using Dolphin so I could rip it manually or possibly through Dolphin? Will we possibly see any sort of feature in the future? I wasn't sure if this was the correct section of the forum to place this question, so I chose what seemed to be the most logical decision.

If I made a mistake, feel free to yell at me. Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed. The ability to emulate games is insignificant next to the power of the Force. And you can use Dolphin to extract files from the game ISO.

All the steps in between are handled by code in the game itself, so there is no general solution. Another way to think about it: your question is almost equivalent to "how do I extract all the sound effects from a Steam game using Windows". Only problem is, I have not the slightest idea how I'd go about doing that or getting someone to help me.

I know very little about coding, programming, scripting or what have you. Oh, and by the way I've already extracted the file containing the sound effects from the game using Dolphin, but have no idea on how to rip the sounds from the file. It didn't even have an extension associated with it; it was just a 'file. I think a few common audio formats that games used are supported by some audio software we can't help you in that regard since you haven't told us anything about the game you're interested in but it could very well be a custom audio format of the developer's own making.