09-14-2011, 08:51
There have been many discussions about the Black Ops Sound Format and we're still wondering about how to import our own sounds. I been doing research of my own and was able to come up with this information.
- Black Ops sound files are basically headerless WAV files.
- They are encoded with the Microsoft ADPCM codec (codec ID: 2)
- The endianess of the files are Little Endian
- They all have a constant bitrate of 361kbps, a sampling rate of 48KHz (sometimes varies) and a bit depth of 4 bits.
- There seems to be some data at the start of the headerless files for example at 0xC there is hex data that appears as '02 00' which could represent the amount of channels.
- The actual 'data' that appears after the SubChunk2Size value* in a normal WAV file can be found at 0x830 all the way to the end of the headerless WAV file.
* which can be found at 0x30 in the headerless WAV
I've been unsuccessful in reproducing a Black Ops sound file with my own sound files but I was wondering what you guys knew about them. Hopefully someone can figure it out using this information. :3
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Header Analysis
Offset : Size : Description
0 ------ 4 ----- Unknown, always seems to be '01 00 00 00'
4 ------ 4 ----- Unknown, something to do with file size (seems to be 32KB off or something?)
8 ------ 4 ----- Sample Rate
12 ----- 4 ----- Number of channels
16 ----- 32 ---- Unknown, always seems to be '30 08 00 00 00 06 01 00 00 30 08 00 06 00 00 00 03 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00'
48 ----- 4 ----- SubChunk2Size (Number of Samples * Number of Channels * Bits Per Sample / 8) - Note that Bits Per Sample is always 4 for Black Ops WAV files
52 ----- 2044 - Just a whole bunch of zeros
2096 -- * ----- Data, the actual sound data
- Black Ops sound files are basically headerless WAV files.
- They are encoded with the Microsoft ADPCM codec (codec ID: 2)
- The endianess of the files are Little Endian
- They all have a constant bitrate of 361kbps, a sampling rate of 48KHz (sometimes varies) and a bit depth of 4 bits.
- There seems to be some data at the start of the headerless files for example at 0xC there is hex data that appears as '02 00' which could represent the amount of channels.
- The actual 'data' that appears after the SubChunk2Size value* in a normal WAV file can be found at 0x830 all the way to the end of the headerless WAV file.
* which can be found at 0x30 in the headerless WAV
I've been unsuccessful in reproducing a Black Ops sound file with my own sound files but I was wondering what you guys knew about them. Hopefully someone can figure it out using this information. :3
---------
Header Analysis
Offset : Size : Description
0 ------ 4 ----- Unknown, always seems to be '01 00 00 00'
4 ------ 4 ----- Unknown, something to do with file size (seems to be 32KB off or something?)
8 ------ 4 ----- Sample Rate
12 ----- 4 ----- Number of channels
16 ----- 32 ---- Unknown, always seems to be '30 08 00 00 00 06 01 00 00 30 08 00 06 00 00 00 03 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00'
48 ----- 4 ----- SubChunk2Size (Number of Samples * Number of Channels * Bits Per Sample / 8) - Note that Bits Per Sample is always 4 for Black Ops WAV files
52 ----- 2044 - Just a whole bunch of zeros
2096 -- * ----- Data, the actual sound data
