Extracting Music Files

[Tirinal]

Just finished the game about half an hour ago. Much fun. Had to miss a few of my classes to do so, but good times were had. I still say, however, that whoever designed a certain unnamed puzzle in Haven deserves a violent and gory death.

Anyway, I was wondering if there was some way to extract the sound files from the game data if you have a full install. The main menu music is very nice, as were some of the pieces in Spire. Note that I'm running the OSX version of the game, if the procedure is different.

[Nirvelli]

Found something quick, probably only for Windows, not sure, but it's a file extractor. http://forums.ubi.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_rolleyes.gif
EDIT: n/m, doesn't work with full anyways, hopefully soon to be updated.

[Eat_My_Shortz]

Well firstly, you can get the main menu music from www.mysterium.ch (http://www.mysterium.ch) if you poke around a bit. Plus some other tracks.

I don't know about music extraction yet, but I found out that the movie extractor I used for Myst III also works with Revelation (YAAAY). Its called "FMV Extractor":
http://www.necrotech.de/software/fmv

[Alahmnat]

Yes, but unlike Exile, all of the audio is seperate from the videos (which may help explain the audio sync problems some are having), so while you can get the videos of the opening sequence and all that, you can't get the audio out with it.

If someone figures out how to pull the audio out of the sound file, it's possible to use the RAD Video tools (the stuff behind Bink) to interlace the audio back into the video for external playback http://forums.ubi.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_wink.gif.

[Stedmister]

How do I view the Video using Rad Tools?

[pinkapak]

Hey guys, look at this thread! (http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums?a=tpc&s=400102&f=311106333&m=9601020922&r=4801036232#4801036232)

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