SFX ripping/decoding/dumping features?

[iteachvader]

(06-16-2014, 03:31 AM)Shonumi Wrote: Knowing that Factor 5 absolutely loved to do unconventional hardware tricks (the ucodes for their N64 games for example), I'm inclined to say it's a custom format then, more likely than not, especially since it was among the earliest of GC games. They never seemed to do anything in a straightforward manner :p

EDIT: This game does have a Sound Test mode. The password in COMPOSER. You could manually dump things and edit the files in something like Audacity (Dolphin can dump the audio output to a file, it's just the final mixed results of all the current sounds playing, but Sound Test should only have one sound playing at a time). That might be the best course of action rather than spending hours reverse-engineering one of the most obscurely coded games for the GC.

The sound test mode of Rogue Squadron 2 is only a cinematic of a TIE Fighter flying in a circle around the screen to test the surround sound feature of the game. There's no way to play each sound that's in the game through that feature. I was hoping there would be a way to do that. I have the game myself and tried it very recently, within the past week.

I can't help but note; you say I could manually dump the things and edit the files in Audacity (which I do happen to have and use quite frequently) but Dolphin can't emulate Rogue Squadron 2 or 3 AT ALL, so how would I even get to the game to rip the sounds? Regardless, if it was the mixed result of ALL the sounds currently playing, there probably wouldn't be a way to isolate the sounds using Audacity.