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Quote:

Originally Posted by elit (Post 466605)

I already used it on few games(not wise yet only ogg), it work fine and save up to 10%. I say dont worry and use it everywhere you can.

You can tell me on which files apply oggre_wwise? How to detect wwise audio?

@ZakirAhmad:

Code:

[External compressor:oggre]

header = 0

packcmd = OGGRE_enc $$arcdatafile$$.tmp $$arcpackedfile$$.tmp

I don't know if stdin/out is compatible. You can test it.

Use oggre only. With lzma it is just a few MB, so not worth it after oggre.

does UELR work with unreal engine 4 or just 3?

Quote:

Originally Posted by KaktoR (Post 466610)

You can tell me on which files apply oggre_wwise? How to detect wwise audio?

@ZakirAhmad:

Code:

[External compressor:oggre]

header = 0

packcmd = OGGRE_enc $$arcdatafile$$.tmp $$arcpackedfile$$.tmp

I don't know if stdin/out is compatible. You can test it.

Use oggre only. With lzma it is just a few MB, so not worth it after oggre.

BTW did u known the games on which oogre can be applied.

^On all *.ogg files obviously. Maybe game archive that contain OGG files too, but have not tested yet.

Quote:

Originally Posted by KaktoR (Post 466610)

You can tell me on which files apply oggre_wwise? How to detect wwise audio?

I saw games before with such file extension, .wise/.wwise or something like that. You will know when you see them.

As profrager described, this is how to use oggenc_wwise:
wwise files are ogg files without headers. You need to ww2ogg to convert those ww files to ogg. Then apply oggenc_wwise. For decompression, the wwise dec will restore them to ww files(not ogg files). You may need to create a batch file to automate compression process.

For normal ogg files, just use oggenc

Thanks to Edison 007

Code:

.Wem Compression

FOR /R "test" %%w IN (*.wem) DO (

    ww2ogg.exe "%%w" -o "%%w.ogg" --pcb "packed_codebooks_aoTuV_603.bin"

    OGGRE_enc_wwise.exe "%%w.ogg" "%%w.ogr"

    OGGRE_dec_wwise.exe "%%w.ogr" "%%w.unp"

    xdelta3.exe -ef -s "%%w.unp" "%%w" "%%w.xd3"

 

    REM DEL "%%w.ogg" "%%w.unp"

    REM DEL "%%w"

)

Code:

ISDONE

function extract_wwise(CurComp: Cardinal; InputPath: String): Boolean;

var

  FindHandle, ColFiles, CurIndex: Integer;

  ExecError: Boolean;

  ogrFile, WavFile, OutFile, xd3file: String;

begin



  FindHandle:=ISFindFiles(CurComp, InputPath+'\*.ogr', ColFiles);

  ExecError:=false;

  while not ExecError and ISPickFilename(FindHandle, InputPath+'\', CurIndex, True) do begin

    ogrFile:=ISGetName( 0);       // FileName.ext.ogr (defaul .ext = .wem)

    WavFile:=ISGetName(1)+'.unp'; // FileName.ext.unp

    OutFile:=ISGetName(1);        // FileName.ext

    xd3file:=ISGetName(1)+'.xd3'; // FileName.ext.xd3

 

    ExecError:=not ISExec(CurComp, 0, 0, ExpandConstant('{tmp}\OGGRE_dec_wwise.exe'), '"'+ogrFile+'" "'+WavFile+'"' , ExpandConstant('{tmp}'), WavFile, False);

    DeleteFile(ogrFile);

    ISxDeltaExtract(CurComp, 0, 0,128, WavFile, xd3file, OutFile, True, True);



  end;

  ISFindFree(FindHandle);

  Result:=not ExecError;



end;







...



    if ISDoneInit(ExpandConstant('{src}\records.inf'), $F777, Comps1,Comps2,Comps3, MainForm.Handle, 16, @ProgressCallback) then begin

      repeat

        ...

        if not extract_wwise(0, ExpandConstant('{app}')) then break;

        ...

...

UELR have a "l" option that supposedly process "only lossless recoverable blocks". To me this sound important as if without it recompression would not be 1:1 crc exact? But I see nobody use this option as mandatory. Does anyone have better insight into this?

Last time i checked it had no effect on crc (i used without -l option).

i tried bpk on bk2 files of ac unity. it is not compresessing them showing motion video.

I'm trying to get UELR to work with freearc to add it to my compression script (Ultimate Conversion Compressor), but I'm running into problems.

The attached image below shows what I get when I try to use UELR with arc.exe (manually by running command from CMD).

My arc.ini for UELR is this:

Code:

[External compressor:uelr]

header = 0

packcmd   = UELR\uelr.exe u $$arcdatafile$$.tmp $$arcpackedfile$$.tmp

My command is this:

Code:

Arc.exe a -ep1 -r -ed -s; -w"PathToTemp" -dp"PathToGameFolder" -muelr "H:\Temp\Test.bin" "*"

Any ideas what the problem might be?

Quote:

Originally Posted by vollachr (Post 466732)

Code:

[External compressor:uelr]

header = 0

packcmd   = UELR\uelr.exe u $$arcdatafile$$.tmp $$arcpackedfile$$.tmp

My command is this:

Code:

Arc.exe a -ep1 -r -ed -s; -w"PathToTemp" -dp"PathToGameFolder" -muelr "H:\Temp\Test.bin" "*"

Any ideas what the problem might be?

Only works with Unreal Engine LZO Repacker files.

Code:

[External compressor:uelr]

header = 0

packcmd   = UELR uv Input Output

datafile   = Input

packedfile = Output

Quote:

Originally Posted by Simorq (Post 466735)

Only works with Unreal Engine LZO Repacker files.

Code:

[External compressor:uelr]

header = 0

packcmd   = UELR uv Input Output

datafile   = Input

packedfile = Output

Not sure which games uses these type of files, can you give an example?

Quote:

Originally Posted by vollachr (Post 466741)

Not sure which games uses these type of files, can you give an example?

Outlast 2
Get Even
BioShock Infinite
Mortal Kombat X (Uelr:x)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Simorq (Post 466742)

Outlast 2
Get Even
BioShock Infinite
Mortal Kombat X (Uelr:x)

OK, thanks, I believe I have at least one of those, I'll use it for testing, hope it works correctly.