I don't think the firmware uses a filesystem, I tried finding a .sdat file in the raw binary as well as a converted firmware.nds file in Tinke. How would I go about ripping sounds from the firmware? Is it known what sound library it uses?
Hacking [Question] How would you rip sounds from the DS Firmware?
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There are means of converting the firmware to a NDS file. Could run that in an emulator with loop back recording if you wanted, maybe dropping channels if you care more about button press noises than background or vice versa.
The official DS firmware is a nightmare tangle of several types of compression (far from plain old SDAT in this one). Chishm's fwunpack could be a jumping off point if you did want to get files/data streams to look at rather than loop options.
The official DS firmware is a nightmare tangle of several types of compression (far from plain old SDAT in this one). Chishm's fwunpack could be a jumping off point if you did want to get files/data streams to look at rather than loop options.
Ok, I got the gui.bin, do you know how to get the sdat from there ?
I got it
I figured out that sdat files start with SDAT and got it out, dont know how it ends but its working and im able to play things back which is nice
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I got it
I figured out that sdat files start with SDAT and got it out, dont know how it ends but its working and im able to play things back which is nice
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