Файлы Fuz

[Tiara]

FUZ -  это файл-контейнер движений для губ и синхронизация аудио xwma.
Обнаружено, что можно изолировать xwma аудио при помощи осторожной обрезки в шестнадцатеричном редактор для восстановления файлов xwm, запрятанных в нем.

To trim a .fuz file to a .xwm:
 1. Open in hex editor
 2. Find "RIFF" and delete every byte before it so the file begins with "RIFF".
 3. Change the file type to .xwm and play or convert.

Для конвертирования fuz в xwm и дальше в wav понадобятся утилиты fuz_extractor и xWMAEncode (в приложении).

Запускаем convert_fuz_xwm_to_wav и получаем файлы в формате wav

[Tiara]

Наиподробнейший тутор:

Use a hex editor to remove and store the data from filestart to the character before RIFF in the .fuz file. Change the file extention to .xwm. Use xWMAEncode from the DirectX SDK to turn it into a .wav and to turn the edited .wav back into an .xwm. Then re-insert the filestart data from the hex editor at the beginning of the new .xwm file.



 Detailed step by step walkthrough follows for less experienced users.

 You will need:
New Vegas Mod Manager aka NVMM (A copy of Fallout.exe is needed to install NVMM. Rumor has it, you can just take any file and name it Fallout.exe, and NVMM will not care that it's just an empty notepad file or whatever, but I have not tested this.)
A hex editor, like this one.
Microsoft Directx SDK 2009 or later. Available here, requires Windows validation: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=10084


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 Step 1. Optional, but recommended:
create the following directory
 C:\SkyrimWork
navigate to the location of xWMAEncode.exe in the DXSDK. Default is <C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft DirectX SDK ([your version date])\Utilities\bin\x86>
copy xWMAEncode.exe to SkyrimWork
you will be keeping and editing your sound files here via command line interface, which is why a single easy to type directory is recommended.


 Step 2.
Using NVMM, extract the desired sound files to C:\SkyrimWork. If you don't know how, use my guide here.
Move the file you wish to work with to the SkyrimWork directory, to avoid having to navigate through folders in command line.


 Step 3.
Make a backup of the file you wish to edit, like a smart person.
Open the file you wish to edit using your hex editor. Specific instructions are for xvi32, if you use something else already, you already know how to use it yourself, so you don't need instructions.
Open a second instance of the hex editor, you will use this shortly.
Use: Search>Find>Text String and enter RIFF in the textbox. Select the text cell left of RIFF and use shift and arrow keys to select all the text above it.
Use: Edit>Clipboard>Copy. Go to your second instance and use Edit>Clipboard>Paste. Save this file as myFuzHeader1 or whatever. No file extention is needed, this file does nothing, it is only for storing the data you are about to delete.
In your first instance, delete the highlighted data and save. Close the hex editor, you are done for now.
Manually change the file extention of your newly trimmed file to .xwm.
Do yourself a favor and name your new .xwm file something that you can remember and type, since you're going to be entering it manually in command line. For this tutorial, we will assume you want ice cream as much as I do right now: IceCream.xwm


 Step 4.
Open a command line interface. For Vista/7, type cmd in your "search for programs and files" box in your start menu to bring this up. You get a black screen with a directory name and a flashing c prompt.
type: "cd C:\SkyrimWork" and hit enter. Don't actually type the quotes.
type: "xWMAEncode IceCream.xwm IceCream.wav" and hit enter.


 Step 5.
Edit that .wav as much as you like, but it must must must must must be a wav when you finish with it.
type: "xWMAEncode IceCream.wav IceCream2.xwm" and hit enter.


 Step 6.
Open two instances of your hex editor. In one, open IceCream2.xwm. In the other, open myFuzHeader1. Copy all the text from myFuzHeader1 to the beginning of IceCream2.xwm. Save IceCream2.xwm as yourOriginalFileNameGoesHere.fuz.
If God really really likes me, this will actually work in-game.


 That's as much as I know for now. Good luck, please keep me updated if you find out anything!

Ссылка на оригинал http://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/459700-fuz-file-voices/page__view__findpost__p__3853334

[aka_sektor]

Я не так давно разбирался на другом сайте по этому поводу: http://www.elderscrolls.net/conference/index.php?showtopic=6494