CP77Tools VS ww2ogg

A precursor to WolvenKit, CP77Tools was developed to by rfuzzo to unpack cyberpunk archives and source materials. It was merged into Wolvenkit.

Or for non-audio tutorial: https://github.com/WolvenKit/CP77Tools

I just used WolvenKit to unpack the game's archives and looked at the files and folders inside.

I also like the Eurodyne version of A Like Supreme, but Soundcloud doesn't have it. I wish there's a full audio rip of the game somewhere. Apparently it's possible to do it yourself (https://github.com/WolvenKit/CP77Tools), but I don't have the PC version of the game.

CP77Tools Releases

You'll need CP77Tools, it will extract all the files from the .archive files

https://github.com/WolvenKit/CP77Tools Used this, might be able to help you

Download ww2ogg

Used ww2ogg to convert the files

Found this out today when I was digging in the switch version. The games are GBA roms, the Audio files (all the songs) are WEM (RIFF) audio files that can be extracted with ww2ogg. And the backgrounds are TGA files that you can edit in Photoshop (changed one to all black for both versions).

- Download ww2ogg and extract it inside the folder that contains your .wem files (should be your "Control sounds" folder)

Yeah I tried ww2ogg which claims to successfully convert them, but they still fail to play or import into video editors. Plus some random online wem->mp3 tools just straight up fail.

Okay, so most of the sound files is located in folder "ep100-000-generic-en" and they're nicely sorted by missions and voice actors that said the lines. I'll be looking for the files named after Old Gods of Asgard vocalist (Marko Saaresto) and post update for anyone who'll want to look into it themselves. Sources and tools I used: Northllight Tool: https://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?t=21047 Revorb: https://github.com/ItsBranK/ReVorb ww2ogg: https://github.com/hcs64/ww2ogg/releases custom bat file: https://youtu.be/n_TgFbQkiAY

There's multiple tools that can be used for converting the audio (since the encoding is pretty common), but the one I use the most is Ravioli Game Tools for .bnk files, since it lets you preview the contents and selectively extract them. I use ww2ogg for converting individual .wem files.

Read this. https://github.com/hcs64/ww2ogg/blob/master/README.md

Few of the largers .wem audo tracks from audo2 are in slightly different format. They're unpacked(?) .wem and only need to be dropped on ww2ogg converter, to get a working ogg. ( https://github.com/hcs64/ww2ogg/releases) They're all some kind of ambient 'exploration' music. I think that they play during few missions.