UT3 Oggextract: tool to extract music and sounds from upk files
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How to use it? Everytime I try extract.exe soundfile.upk sounds, it doesnt work, says exporting 0 files...
I have to say thanks once again to both Nereid and Psy_Commando for this, it works on Mass Effect just perfectly.
(I can't believe the Mass Effect soundtrack doesn't include the awesome Virmire Combat music...)
(I can't believe the Mass Effect soundtrack doesn't include the awesome Virmire Combat music...)
Hmm. Trying the extractor on files from The Scourge Project, the first one works, the second one doesn't (extracting 0 files). Much thanks anyway.
Missed this.
If there is audio it should extract something. Not every upk labeled as audio actually contains audio, some just have nodes. You can usually tell based off the filesize. Extraction only seems to work properly on x32. If you're using a 64bit OS it will extract garbage. The files will be created but none of them seem to be created properly; unplayable.
I'm using Win7 x64 and it extracts things just fine.
(Note: 64-bit = x64, 32-bit = x86
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I was wondering if anyone could upload the Ogg Extracter as the address in the OP is not working.
Most appreciated thank you very much!
I was wondering if anyone could upload the Ogg Extracter as the address in the OP is not working.
Most appreciated thank you very much!
C:\Windows\System32 C:\Users\MyUserName\Desktop\oggextract\oggextract.exe
Usage: oggextract <filename>
C:\Windows\System32 oggextract A_Character_CorruptEnigma.upk
'oggextract' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Usage: oggextract <filename>
C:\Windows\System32 oggextract A_Character_CorruptEnigma.upk
'oggextract' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Thank you so much! Works like a charm. (Used it on Mirror's Edge to great success).
Psy_Commando's version didn't work for me, though. I'm on Windows 7 x64, if that matters.
Squishpoke: you need to be in the folder containing the program to invoke it.
cd ..
cd ..
cd Users
cd MyUserName
cd Desktop
cd oggextract
oggextract A_Character_CorruptEnigma.upk
...Provided you copied that upk into the /oggextract/ folder on your desktop. It's not going to search the whole computer for that file.
For anyone else who needs help, this nifty guide was just a few google steps away: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/spr05/cos126/cmd-prompt.html
Psy_Commando's version didn't work for me, though. I'm on Windows 7 x64, if that matters.
Squishpoke: you need to be in the folder containing the program to invoke it.
cd ..
cd ..
cd Users
cd MyUserName
cd Desktop
cd oggextract
oggextract A_Character_CorruptEnigma.upk
...Provided you copied that upk into the /oggextract/ folder on your desktop. It's not going to search the whole computer for that file.
For anyone else who needs help, this nifty guide was just a few google steps away: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/spr05/cos126/cmd-prompt.html
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change directory to C:\Users\MyUserName\Desktop\oggextract\ , then run the command. you probably need to specify the complete path to the upk file too.
That or you just drop the oggextract.exe into the same folder as the .upk, navigate to that folder in cmd and then just execute oggextract A_Character_CorruptEnigma.upk
That or you just drop the oggextract.exe into the same folder as the .upk, navigate to that folder in cmd and then just execute oggextract A_Character_CorruptEnigma.upk
Thanks! Worked like a charm.
However, Psy_Commando's didn't work, even on files that worked with the original.
However, Psy_Commando's didn't work, even on files that worked with the original.
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How do you get this to work? On the github theres a .c file, and I cant use it in the command line.