willams9991
Youth Team
Hello, everyone wanted to know how to edit the files of the songs fifa13. Sbr and. Sbs to edit songs, chants and etc ...?
If I can pass some program and tutorial!
If I can pass some program and tutorial!
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SBR and SBS Editing
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its not possible to edit the sbs and sbr files.
chants have a link, use the search function.
chants have a link, use the search function.
pao4ever;3382717 said:
they are not actually editing the sbs and sbr files, it is a work around.
fakefisher
Youth Team
I want to know, even a work around!
willams9991
Youth Team
I think editing is yes!, Why is EA Sports could edit porquue can not edit too?
willams9991
Youth Team
I've been looking around at this format and I've gotten enough of the .SBR file (the soundbank) figured out to extract streams from the .SBS file (the streams). The only problem is there are no headers on the streams other than eight bytes, but I cannot figure out what they stand for.
An XML file left lying around on the disk says that the streams are 32000 Hz, using a variable bitrate quality of 80, and the compression type is "xas_int".
Here's some sample streams I've extracted: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/63085882/test_files.zip
And here's my work on the .SBR file so far: https://github.com/ToadKing/sbs_extractor
Any help will be appreciated.
An XML file left lying around on the disk says that the streams are 32000 Hz, using a variable bitrate quality of 80, and the compression type is "xas_int".
Here's some sample streams I've extracted: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/63085882/test_files.zip
And here's my work on the .SBR file so far: https://github.com/ToadKing/sbs_extractor
Any help will be appreciated.
willams9991
Youth Team
Hi , I have news.
Rinaldo says :
I guess I need the help of some expert in audio coding. I have been able to understand the structure of .sbr files, they are just a kind of descriptor for locating the actual sounds that are in the .sbs file (e.g. ita_it.sbs) It is also possible to recognize in .sbs some chunks of data starting with a 2 bytes chunk descriptor followed by the size of the chunk in 2 bytes. I found 3 type of chunks:
data starting with 0x48 0x00 describe the sampling rate and other parameters and it is always the first chunk of each sound.
data starting with 0x45 0x00 are just the sound terminator.
data starting with 0x44 0x00 are the actual audio data but they are compressed in a form I cannot figure out.
Opening a .sbs file with an hex editor I think you can easily recognize the chunk identifiers. The question is: which is the format used by 0x44 0x00 chunks to encode audio data ?
Rinaldo says :
I guess I need the help of some expert in audio coding. I have been able to understand the structure of .sbr files, they are just a kind of descriptor for locating the actual sounds that are in the .sbs file (e.g. ita_it.sbs) It is also possible to recognize in .sbs some chunks of data starting with a 2 bytes chunk descriptor followed by the size of the chunk in 2 bytes. I found 3 type of chunks:
data starting with 0x48 0x00 describe the sampling rate and other parameters and it is always the first chunk of each sound.
data starting with 0x45 0x00 are just the sound terminator.
data starting with 0x44 0x00 are the actual audio data but they are compressed in a form I cannot figure out.
Opening a .sbs file with an hex editor I think you can easily recognize the chunk identifiers. The question is: which is the format used by 0x44 0x00 chunks to encode audio data ?
jschuck12001
Senior Squad
willams9991;3521390 said:
Why dont you just e-mail the "Toadking" dude, hes the one who made the extractor and the files in the link you posted above.
[email protected]
willams9991
Youth Team
jschuck12001;3521426 said:
this is not my work is just a few search results that have done just copied the post, I do not remember where I was gathering all the pieces of the puzzle to have a conclusion, you understand me?
jschuck12001
Senior Squad
willams9991;3521438 said:
Yeah man, I saw this program before and I came across a dos script someone wrote to encode new audio but it was for another game and I didn't have time to mess with it because I was running out of time on the project I was working on. Send him an email and see what he says, I would like to know how to edit the audio files as well.
willams9991
Youth Team
jschuck12001;3521441 said:
I found a tool, that gets to convert SBS for XMA, and soon after for WAV, but the problem that the Audio is totally Criptado, if somebody descriptar will be easy you edit, catches the link of the Tool to I Lower:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/6l197bpa60712tm/WCConvert.rar
stay informed of innovations, oh to I lower a tutorial of as you use:
1st Open quickbms
2 Select the file addXMARIFFheader
3 Select the file. SBS
4 Select the folder where you want to save the aquivo XMA
5 Open the file with the XMA towav
6 Ready it is already in WAV
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