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For some reason, I thought I would need to convert the. I didn't write out my thinking there, and also had a misconception that I wouldn't be able to directly edit/replace the audio tracks in the source. I can see the confusion about re-subtitling the intro and outro FMV. CPK audio tracks will need to be reconstructed using stock sound effects, music directly from the OST, and, of course, the newly-dubbed voice overs. So in order to do a new dub for the FMV specifically, the. I assume this is too obvious to be mentioned, but to make sure I'm not misunderstood, the audio for the intro and outro FMV will require a different approach, seeing as all audio (music, SFX, voices) are obviously baked into the. I must have phrased some things poorly and I'm sorry for the confusion. I never meant to imply that I believed that the in-game 'radio chatter' voice over tracks (including ones that also contain incidental music/SFX) were baked into the main BGM during gameplay.

CDA files that also feature baked-in SFX/music, as in the previously cited example of the one-minute survival portion of the final boss, those will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. CDA files can be 'dropped in' without affecting the main BGM.ДЄs for the 'radio chatter'.

CDA files separate from the main BGM, meaning that new dubbed audio. My previous post was based on my findings from digging around in PowerISO, so I'm aware of the Saturn/Original version's in-game (meaning non-FMV) radio chatter audio being stored as. would not look regards to the voices, we're on the same page. If they are baked in, we'll have to decide whether it's better to put black bars underneath the new, larger subtitles (pro: would cover up the original subtitles con: would also cover up more of the video than would be desired) or to use the Saturn FMV as a base (pro: no subtitles to cover up con: re-encoding this video would mean compressing an already compressed video. Personally, I think it would look too sloppy to have new, larger subtitles overlaid on top of the XBLA version's smaller subtitles. Hopefully I can get a source without subtitles baked in, as the subs used in the XBLA version are far too small to be legible in Cinepak video.

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Once I'm settled in I'll download the XBLA version and see if I can find the FMV without subtitles baked in. I've tried searching in Japanese as well. To be honest, I had completely taken it for granted that something along these lines would be the case for in-game audio (I think that might be what made my earlier post so unclear), but I can now confirm it.Д¬an't seem to find any footage of the XBLA FMV without subtitles. Thankfully, this means that new voice-over dubs can be 'dropped in' in place of the original Japanese for in-game audio. I'll do a deep-dive once I'm settled in to my new place, but opening the Saturn version up in PowerISO I can confirm that voice over files are already separate from the BGM audio tracks. Thankfully the music without voice over is available separately on the OST, so this is no major hurdle.ДЄs for FMVs, of course those consist of a single audio track, which will require me to create a new audio track for each using a combination of the corresponding tracks from the OST, stock sound effects, and new voice-over dubs.Д¬an't seem to find any footage of the XBLA FMV without subtitles. CDA has both voice-over and music baked in together. The major exception to this for in-game audio is the one-minute 'survival' portion of the final boss section. To be honest, I had completely taken it for granted that something along these lines would be the case for in-game audio (I think that might be what made my earlier post so unclear), but I can now confirm it. Click to expand.I'll do a deep-dive once I'm settled in to my new place, but opening the Saturn version up in PowerISO I can confirm that voice over files are already separate from the BGM audio tracks.