Telltale Games

01/29/2006, 05:31 pm

Ok, I know ya aint supposed to haul audio outta games as a rule, but (dammit) I payed for the game (TTT Hold'em) and i just lurve the voices and dopey comments they come out with. Some of which would make most exceleeennnnt windows incidental sounds. 'Specially the dude-bro.
Problem is.... tho they're streamed, they seem to have no file format I ever came across before. WHAT are they?
Hope I aint askin too much.

Dug, AKA Wolfie

artwking · 01/29/2006, 05:59 pm

I read somewhere that Telltale used a form of audio compression that was also being used by the military or something like that.

Udvarnoky · 01/29/2006, 07:49 pm

?

artwking · 01/29/2006, 09:16 pm

I read it somewhere, so it has to be true. The internet wouldn't lie to me, would it? I think it was in some interview with Telltale people.

Pvt._Public · 01/30/2006, 06:55 am

Well if it's on the internet it MUST be true.

apignarb · 01/30/2006, 01:40 pm

I saw mention of a sound extractor on mixnmojo, so if you rummage through the archives there, you'd most probably find it.

02/04/2006, 02:45 am

You could just use a soundcard recording program like Sonetics X-Ripper or something to run in the background while you play the game (w/the music off?), and it'll rip to a file. Then, you could use a waveform editor like Goldwave to extract the specific sound you're looking for. (That's also how you can rip DRM'd music sometimes.)

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01/29/2006, 05:31 pm	#1
wolfe_2k4 Guest Posts: n/a	Ok, I know ya aint supposed to haul audio outta games as a rule, but (dammit) I payed for the game (TTT Hold'em) and i just lurve the voices and dopey comments they come out with. Some of which would make most exceleeennnnt windows incidental sounds. 'Specially the dude-bro. Problem is.... tho they're streamed, they seem to have no file format I ever came across before. WHAT are they? Hope I aint askin too much. Dug, AKA Wolfie

01/29/2006, 05:59 pm	#2
artwking My family is made of meat Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 384	I read somewhere that Telltale used a form of audio compression that was also being used by the military or something like that.

01/29/2006, 07:49 pm	#3
Udvarnoky Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Thibodaux, LA Posts: 855	?

01/29/2006, 09:16 pm	#4
artwking My family is made of meat Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 384	I read it somewhere, so it has to be true. The internet wouldn't lie to me, would it? I think it was in some interview with Telltale people.

01/30/2006, 06:55 am	#5
Pvt._Public Evil Talking Skull Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: New Zealand Posts: 402	Well if it's on the internet it MUST be true.

01/30/2006, 01:40 pm	#6
apignarb Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Trondheim, Norway. Posts: 157	I saw mention of a sound extractor on mixnmojo, so if you rummage through the archives there, you'd most probably find it.

02/04/2006, 02:45 am	#7
goodknight777 Guest Posts: n/a	You could just use a soundcard recording program like Sonetics X-Ripper or something to run in the background while you play the game (w/the music off?), and it'll rip to a file. Then, you could use a waveform editor like Goldwave to extract the specific sound you're looking for. (That's also how you can rip DRM'd music sometimes.)