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The KH2 audio files weren't saved in .aif. I'm pretty sure they were saved in mp4 aac, but I can't find a program that can search for that type.

Clever. I was thinking of doing that, but it sounded too evil.

In other words, without enough knowledge, we could spend all day searching for the correct file-splitting sizes, with little to no knowledge of which one works? Man. In another thread, though, it was suggested (quite wisely) that the sounds may not be directly linked with the videos, since so much s...

That clears things up quite a bit. Unfortunately, learning all of this stuff in three hours (that would be two days ago) means that I'm still a n00b at this, and thus must be more careful with the videos. Sound card... interesting... time to go look up prices. Oh, and I did believe that you got the ...

Geez, that's getting complex. That would indicate that the sound files are .aif, though... let's see if we can find an extractor that reads that type. Unless, of course, we're ALREADY working with extractors that read that kind, in which case non-code-readers are still screwed. Oh, and on the X-2 fr...

How did you successfully rip the Kingdom Hearts 2 FMV's? I was only able to get the ending FMV with no audio, and none of the .pss files warranted any results when I was searching for audio.

When I used Cube, I got about 10 FMV's with 0 seconds of footage. Obviously, those results didn't work. When I used Nova Extractor, I got another 10 or so files with no videos (except for one, the ending FMV, with no audio) and no audio whatsoever in any of the files. If we can find out how the audi...

I managed to get Kingdom Hearts 2 videos running, but there's no sound, and using MFAudio on various files produces a message telling me that there's no audio files present in the .pss file, or an audio file consisting entirely of static. What now?