How can replace music?

[Rain671]

I would like to know how to replace a music game, but I have no idea utilities should I use, and do not know how to extract files from the isos, the game in question want to replace their music is WWE Day of Reckoning 2.

I hope you can help me

[Aleron Ives]

It depends upon the music format the game uses. Each format requires different tools to modify, and in some cases there may not be any tools to do the job, so you'd have to write your own.

[Rain671]

It depends upon the music format the game uses. Each format requires different tools to modify, and in some cases there may not be any tools to do the job, so you'd have to write your own.

Thanks for the reply, unfortanely, this game don't have any tool, even so thanks for the help 

[Kurausukun]

I'm not sure you understand, so just for clarification: What game do you want to edit?

[Megapsychotron]

Any possibility that Skies of Arcadia Legends music can be replaced with the higher quality Dreamcast tracks?

[Kurausukun]

Yes, there's a possibility. What format does the game use? I'd look myself, but I don't own the game.

[Megapsychotron]

Yes, there's a possibility. What format does the game use? I'd look myself, but I don't own the game.

Not sure what format the DC version has. I have it, but I've never ripped my DC discs. I'd have to check the Gamecube ISO later when I get home

[Aleron Ives]

I've dumped my Dreamcast disc; perhaps we could compare file lists to see if both games share similar files? It's probably too much to hope for that you could just dump the DC BGM files into the GC version to get the improved music, but if that doesn't work, then it's probably not possible, as SoA uses some special sequenced music format, and I don't think it's DSF.

[Kurausukun]

Wow, I completely forgot that sequenced music existed for a second there. Yeah, if it's sequenced, you're pretty much out of luck unless you want to reverse-engineer the format yourself.