Luigi Auriemma

The output from your script:At least mine can count how many there are.

no problem, I have fixed it.
casually in that archive there was a "FSB"something

Now it makes a "00000000.fsb" which is 254 MB and then it makes 37 files which all together are 5.1 MB then it crashes on the 39th file. I think something's screwed up ... or is that normal ??

it's simply that an archive must be handled by its file format and not just scanning for files like a ripper.
so the script is doing exactly its job but the archive contains too much false positives and so it's uselss to continue.
a ripper tool contains for sure more cross checks to avoid many of these false positives so you could have more luck.

but in any case the best solution would remain to parse the file format

If you read above, bowtie was able to extract FSBs using a hex editor. The point of my script was to duplicate the exact same steps he followed but to automate and loop them for every instance in the archive. My script comes up with about the right number of files which seem to be at about the right sizes, and when the files my script produces are put into fsbext and you press "?", you can even see the password! But for some reason fsbext won't extract so I think there's something different between the results of my script and the instructions bowtie gave, though I'm not sure what.

What would "parsing the file format" mean? I know what a file format is and I know that parsing is basically breaking down a string into different parts but I don't know what parsing to figure out an unknown file format would involve.

"parsing the file format" is the way of figuring all the fields of an archive (the classical game archives) so that is possible to extract all the files contained in it.

just the usual job I do with my quickbms when I post the scripts on xentax:
- figure the format
- write the bms script
- extract

Oh well I have some idea how to do scripting but how do we figure the file format?

Dangit I know people have been getting audio out of there I just don't know how.

Has anybody had any luck on this?

Looks like other people are also trying.

BTW, for anyone who was having trouble running my Python script: In case you didn't know or figure it out, I was using Python 2. Python 3 breaks backwards compatibility and most of the Python helping documentation is still for Python 2 so that's what I use for now.

Awesome. Solved it, at least for one track. Now if only we could automate this to just grab all the tracks.

Could you please post those??

I'm working on an offset list. This web site is useful: http://www.csgnetwork.com/hexaddsubcalc.html

Everything's in hex inside DISC0.IMG.part0

Search for:
14 3C 8C C0 0C 4A 96 2A
to
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

The second offset is not included. For the ones I've finished converting, I've added a description of what I recognize about the track because they don't come with names so matching each file with the song it contains is a bit of a chore.

001. 0B100000 to 0BC43E40 is "break it down and dance"
002. 0BF20000 to 0C9AB600 is Justice - DANCE vs Janet Jackson Nasty
003. 0CDA0000 to 0D5FA4E0 is Superstitious vs War
004. 0D7C0000 to 0E362680 is "out in the street they call it murder"
005. 0E4A0000 to 0EAB1BC0 is "all I do is party"
006. 0EF00000 to 0FA4B660 is Souja Boy vs Ridin Dirty
007. 0FCC0000 to 10FA3220 is "Heartbreaks and promises, I've had more than my share"
008. 11200000 to 11F26F40 is "1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 I know you want me, You know I wantcha"
009. 12580000 to 132F2760 is "don't let the walls cave in on you"
010. 13740000 to 14B07280 is "i remember. feeling the past moving in"
011. 14C60000 to 155A5540 is "touchdown. we make the wickedest sound"
012. 159E0000 to 162574E0 is Where yo head at?
013. 163A0000 to 16DEDDE0 is "don'tcha wish your girlfriend was hot like me"
014. 170C0000 to 17CACEA0 is "another night out, another dance floor"
015. 17E20000 to 18947640 is "that girl ... like my ipod stuck on replay"
016. 18C80000 to 19526DOO is sonic boom force
017. 19AA0000 to 1A579E20 is pon de replay
018. 1AD40000 to 1B63DD20 is "what are we supposed to do after all that we've been through"
019. 1B860000 to 1C23EDA0 is pon de replay
020. 1C4E0000 to 1D032E60 is "what are we supposed to do after all that we've been through"
021. 1D240000 to 1DD61E40 is "beja liza" ????
022. 1DF20000 to 1EBB3700 is "shake dat ting" versus Axel F
023. 1EE80000 to 1F84E5A0 is "keep your love locked down"
024. 1FA40000 to 203C5D60 is "on the low"
025. 20540000 to 20DA6CE0 is "they say we must fight" versus War
026. 21340000 to 21D81DC0 is "state of emergency" and "i ain't got no money"
027. 21FA0000 to 228FDD60 is "jungle boogie"
028. 22B20000 to 2363BE40 is "in sight more sight forsight the clock on the wall reads a quarter past midnight"
029. 237C0000 to 24125D60 is chic - good times vs "i'm a hiphop gangsta"
030. 242C0000 to 24D67E00 is "get yo freak on"
031. 24F00000 to 2583BD40 is jackson 5 - ABC
032. 25AC0000 to 267206F0 is "all i do is party"
033. 268A0000 to 27423660 is "low low low low low low"
034. 27880000 to 282F9DE0 is pump up the volume vs buffalo gals
035. 28760000 to 290AD560 is "what's yo name foo"
036. 292E0000 to 29D91E00 is "come on"
037. 2A0C0000 to 2AC0F660 is "firestarter"
038. 2AF40000 to 2BB446A0 is "regulators"
039. 2BDC0000 to 2CB6E780 is "stop go go go"
040. 2CD40000 to 2DBE0000 is "the only song to sing"
041. 2DF20000 to 2EB926E0 is
042. 2ED40000 to 2F57E4C0 is
043. 2F780000 to 302AE640 is
044. 30580000 to 30E7AD20 is
045. 31040000 to 31BB6E60 is
046. 31D40000 to 328E5E80 is
047. 32B40000 to 335835C0 is
048. 33920000 to 340CBC80 is
049. 343E0000 to 34FAD6A0 is
050. 35360000 to 35D36DA0 is
051. 36220000 to 36D0F620 is
052. 36EE0000 to 37D5FFE0 is
053. 37F00000 to 389AE600 is
054. 38E20000 to 3973B540 is
055. 39A60000 to 3A5CD660 is
056. 3A780000 to 3BD80BA0 is
057. 3C1A0000 to 3CC6D620 is
058. 3CEE0000 to 3D9225C0 is
059. 3DB00000 to 3E419D40 is
060. 3E600000 to 3EE604E0 is
061. 3F000000 to 3FA4DDE0 is
062. 3FC20000 to 407A6E60 is
063. 40B20000 to 41735EC0 is
064. 41960000 to 422EFD80 is Human After All
065. 42560000 to 43862A20 is
066. 43AA0000 to 444835A0 is
067. 44680000 to 450A7DC0 is
068. 454E0000 to 46232760 is
069. 463E0000 to 4715AF60 is
070. 47340000 to 481247A0 is
071. 483A0000 to 48C6AD20 is
072. 48E40000 to 49332B20 is
073. 49460000 to 49CF6D00 is
074. 4A220000 to 4AA244A0 is
075. 4AD00000 to 4B91D6C0 is
076. 4BD80000 to 4C71AD80 is
077. 4C940000 to 4D483640 is
078. 4D8E0000 to 4E54DEE0 is
079. 4E680000 to 4F0A65C0 is
080. 4F5A0000 to 502E0740 is
081. 504E0000 to 51266F60 is
082. 51440000 to 51FFCE80 is
083. 52300000 to 525131C0 is
084. 52640000 to 52BBCB60 is
085. 52CC0000 to 52FD1A40 is
086. 530E0000 to 532D99A0 is

there could be more, but i'm gonna try whats-his-face's script

quickbms script for extracting all the files from disc0.img:

Oh, I'm terribly sorry Nerd42. I kept setting this aside. I'll be posting the batch file I created with all the xma_parse offsets, and a list of all the FSB offsets in DISC0.IMG. It'll probably only work for the XBOX360 version.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XMG28U02

In the ZIP file, you will find the following...

fsbext.exe
towav.exe
xma_test.exe
process.bat-----will process the encrypted FSB files. you will end up with each individual tracks [red/blue/green]
fsb-offsets.txt-----contains the start/end offsets of all 106 encrypted FSB files found in DISC0.IMG
parse.txt-------contains the XMA offsets for the multi-channel XMA files
rename.txt------called by process.bat in order to rename the multi-channel XMA files
xma.hdr-------xma header

After using the offsets in fsb-offsets.txt to extract all the FSB files [assuming you named your files 001.fsb through 106.fsb], you can run process.bat to automatically decrypt the FSB, rename the resultant multi-channel XMAs, parse the individual 2-channel XMAs, apply the 2-channel XMA header, and finally convert the 2-channel XMAs to WAV. The 2-channel XMAs will use ~900MB of disk space, and the final WAVs will use ~10GB of disk space. So keep this in mind before starting the batch file.

Edit: If you have a problem with any of the files, let me know and I'll do my best to help you out

Edit #2: Sorry, I didn't realize I double posted.

awesome thanks man :)

now if only we could figure out how to automate getting the 106 files out, that would be nice

(later edit) Uh-oh. Megaupload says the file is unavailable on my end. Could you try another file host?

I completed a batch file to extract the 106 FSB files. I'll post it here once I've tested it.

Wow, that's awesome. Looking forward to it

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=D6HVF9SW

There it is. All you have to do is run process.bat. The end result is ~10GB of WAV files. They can be joined with sox or traverso, but I'll leave that for you to decide.

Wow awesome, thanks bowtie!! :)

I've been following this thread for quite awhile now. Remarkable job on everyone's part.

I have been trying to extract the fsb files with bowtie's current method, but for whatever reason it will not work for me. I run the process.bat and it seems to extract the FSB files for a moment (And I actually see the FSB files extracted in my directory), then I see on fsbext something along the lines of "Error: Your password seems wrong". Next thing I know the FSB files are gone. I'm not sure how to remedy this, but if anyone has any pointers, it will be greatly appreciated. I am nowhere near as tech saavy as you guys are, but I'll try my best to follow along.

My batch file will only work on DJ Hero 2 for the XBOX360. If you have the Wii or PS3 game, it will fail the extraction because the file offsets won't correspond to the files in DISC0.IMG, and any subsequent command contained in the batch file will not work.
Basically, the batch file has all the offsets that work for the XBOX360 game and only for that game/console.

I got it to work. Thanks, bowtie. I realized I did not combine the part0 and part1 img of DJHero2 together. that's what was stopping me. Thanks again!

Yeah, you have to type "copy DISC0.IMG.part0 /b + DISC0.IMG.part1 /b DISC0.IMG /b" to make it work.

Just finished mixing and ID'ing All songs from wav files extracted.

WAV Files 1-82 are songs on the disc.
1. Lady Gaga vs Deadmau5 - Just Dance vs Ghosts n Stuff
2. Janet Jackson vs Justice - Nasty vs DANCE
3. Stevie Wonder vs Edwin Starr - Superstition vs War
4. Damian Marley vs Dillinja and Skibadee - Welcome to Jamrock vs Twist em Out
5. MSTRKRFT Ft NORE - Bounce (DJ Battle)
6. Soulja Boy vs Chamillionaire - Crank Dat (Soulja Boy) vs Ridin
7. Robin S vs Calvin Harris - Show Me Love (Stonebridge Radio Edit) vs Im Not Alone
8. Pitbull vs Nightcrawlers - I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho) vs Push The Feelin On (MK Mix 95)
9. Basement Jaxx vs Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Wheres Your Head At vs Heads Will Roll (A-Trak Remix)
10. Deadmau5 & Kaskade - I Remember
11. Sparfunk & D-Code - Apocalypse
12. Dizzee Rascal & Armand Van Helden vs Basement Jaxx - Bonkers vs Wheres Your Head At
13. Pussycat Dolls Ft Busta Rhymes vs Pitbull - Dont Cha vs I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)
14. Kaskade & Deadmau5 - Move For Me
15. Iyaz vs Rihanna - Replay vs Rude Boy
16. The Chemical Brothers ft Q-Tip vs The Chemical Brothers - Galvanize vs Leave Home
17. Salt N Pepa vs Afrika Bambaataa and The Soul Sonic Force - Push It vs Planet Rock
18. Kanye West vs Lady Gaga - Heartless vs Lovegame
19. Sean Paul vs Rihanna - Get Busy vs Pon De Replay
20. David Guetta & Chris Willis vs Sam Sparro - Love Is Gone vs Black & Gold
21. Major Lazer Ft Vybz Kartel vs New Order - Pon De Floor vs Blue Monday
22. Sean Paul vs Harold Faltermeyer - Get Busy vs Axel F
23. Kanye West vs Donna Summer - Love Lockdown vs Bad Girls
24. Gorillaz Ft Mos Def & Bobby Womack - Stylo
25. Edwin Starr vs Justice - War vs Waters of Nazareth
26. Timbaland Ft Keri Hilson & DOE vs Tiga - The Way I Are vs You Gonna Want Me
27. Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five vs Kool & The Gang - The Message vs Jungle Boogie
28. DJ Shadow - Midnight in a Perfect World
29. LL Cool J vs Chic - I Cant Live Without My Radio vs Good Times
30. Missy Elliott vs Sean Paul - Get Ur Freak On vs Infiltrate
31. Snow vs Jackson 5 - Informer vs ABC
32. MSTRKRFT Ft NORE vs A-Trak - Bounce vs Say Whoa
33. Flo Rida vs David Guetta vs The Egg - Low vs Love Dont Let Me Go (Walking Away)
34. Malcom McLaren vs MARRS - Buffalo Gals vs Pump Up The Volume
35. Tweet Ft Missy Elliott vs Snoop Dogg - Oops (Oh My) vs Who Am I (Whats My Name)
36. Tiesto vs Diplo - Come on (DJ Battle)
37. The Prodigy - Firestarter
38. Nelly vs Warren G Ft Nate Dogg - Hot In Herre vs Regulate
39. Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz Ft Ying Yang Twins vs 50 Cent - Get Low vs In Da Club
40. Kelis - Acapella (David Guetta Extended Mix)
41. Flo Rida Ft Will I AM vs Clinton Sparks, DJ Class & Jermaine Dupri - In The Ayer vs Favorite DJ
42. House Of Pain - Jump Around (DJ Battle)
43. Dizzee Rascal & Armand Van Helden vs The Prodigy - Bonkers vs The Omen
44. Estelle Ft Kanye West - American Boy
45. New Boyz - Youre a Jerk (DJ Battle)
46. Deee-Lite Vs Chic - Groove is in the Heart vs Le Freak
47. Wayne Smith vs MIA - Under Mi Sleng Teng vs Galang
48. A-Trak - Say Whoa (DJ Battle)
49. The Notorious BIG ft Mase & Diddy - Mo Money Mo Problems
50. DJ QBert presents Newcleus - Jam On it
51. Nas Ft Keri Hilson vs Talib Kweli - Hero vs Get By
52. Salt N Pepa vs Armand Van Helden - Push It vs I Want Your Soul
53. Sam Cooke - Chain Gang (DJ Battle)
54. Damian Marley vs Walter Murphy - Welcome to Jamrock vs A Fifth of Beethoven
55. Eminem vs Lil Wayne - Not Afraid vs Lollipop
56. Tiesto vs Lady Gaga - Bad Romance
57. Major Lazer ft Vybz Kartel vs Harold Faltermeyer - Pon De Floor vs Axel F
58. Kanye West vs DJ Shadow - Heartless vs Midnight in a Perfect World
59. Busta Rhymes vs MARRS - Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See vs Pump Up The Volume
60. Young Jeezy ft Kanye West vs DJ Shadow Ft Q-Tip and Lateef - Put On vs Enuff (DJ Fresh Remix)
61. Lil Wayne vs 50 Cent - Go DJ vs In Da Club
62. Timbaland ft Drake vs Young Jeezy ft Kanye West - Say Something vs Put On
63. 2Pac Ft Dr Dre and Roger Troutman vs BOB Ft Bruno Mars - California Love Remix vs Nothin on You
64. Daft Punk - Human After All
65. Tiesto & Sneaky Sound System vs Tiesto - I Will Be Here vs Speed Rail
66. Kanye West vs Metallica - Love Lockdown vs The Day That Never Comes
67. DJ QBert - Super Battle Freaks
68. David Guetta Ft Kid Cudi vs Pirate Soundsystem - Memories vs Bashy Bashy
69. Blakroc Ft Pharoahe Monch & RZA - Dollaz & Sense
70. Adamski - Killer
71. 2Pac Ft Dr Dre and Roger Troutman - California Love Remix
72. House of Pain vs Busta Rhymes - Jump Around vs Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See
73. Naughty By Nature vs Jackson 5 - OPP vs ABC
74. LL Cool J vs Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - I Cant Live Without My Radio vs The Message
75. The Prodigy vs Oribital - Omen vs The Box
76. Justice - DANCE
77. Missy Elliott vs Dillinja Ft Skibadee - Get Ur Freak On vs Twist Em Out
78. Afrika Bambaataa & The Sonic Soul Force vs The Crystal Method - Planet Rock vs Busy Child (Still Busy After All These Years Remix)
79. The Chemical Brother ft Q-Tip - Galvanize
80. Newcleus vs Donna Summer - Jam On It vs Bad Girls
81. Lil Wayne Ft Static Major vs Flo Rida - Lollipop vs Low
82. Calvin Harris vs New Order - Im Not Alone vs Blue Monday

WAV Files 83-89 are "transition" pieces for those mix lists/ megamixes (I.E. David Guetta/Deadmau5/Tiesto song lists). I have yet to mix those files with their appropriate songs, but I'll get around to them eventually.

WAV File 90 - Pure Silence

WAV File 91-106 are used for the tutorial section of the game.

Hope that helps for anyone else mixing!

You used too much "/b". The correct command is "copy /b part1.ext+part2.ext+part3.ext+... endfile.ext".

And thank you for the track identification grubly.
BTW, did you mix the tracks to stereo or surround sound? I was just wondering because I will be mixing them to stereo.

I mixed them to stereo using Audacity. For some reason traverso did not work for me.

My command works ... it has that going for it. :)

Are you saying just to leave off the last /b or what are you saying? Don't we want to be sure the copy command both reads AND writes in binary mode?

Ummmmm. I think this question may be somewhat at cross purposes with my reasons for wanting to hack the game. I want the separate tracks to make further derivative remixes and mashups from. The Daft Punk fanclub has been particularly excited to get isolated vocals for "Human After All" which nobody in the community had before. So for me, it's not really to listen to; I'm not mixing these multiple files down to anything further. I'm converting each set of three separate wav files to separate FLAC files so they take up less hard disc space but other than that, they're staying as separate tracks unless and until I want to cut them up to do in real life what this plastic toy lets people pretend they're doing: making real DJ mixes.

check my web site http://nerd42.net/

Now Guitar hero and we are all good.

Well, I guess you can disregard my comment. I read through the syntax for copy.exe and it seems it can be used both ways.
Using "copy /b" will treat all files as binary.
Adding "/b" after each file will treat only that file as binary.