Could anybody know a program with which could I
extract .esp files.
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extracting .esp files
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#2 2005-04-08 19:23:51
There is a program called Dragon Unpacker. You can extract most types of
game-package files.
Downloadlink:
http://download.elberethzone.net/dup4/dup422-setup.exe
There
's also version 5 available, but i'm afraid its not very accessible. The
webpage is at
www.drgsoft.com
Bye
#3 2005-04-24 14:50:21
I tried dragon unpakker, but it didn't help. I
know, that some game developers uses monkeybusiness sounds. I think is there
a program for extracting .esp files or they asked adora entertainment
.wav/.mp3 sound files.
#4 2005-04-24 15:05:51
you
should try pSound. i believe you go to www.snailrush.fr or something. then
go to soft, then go pSound
#6 2005-04-24 19:58:23
hi,
i'm using xp and have no problems. i listened to all the sounds of
mb, esp pinball, and super deekout and maybe some other titles. yes i know i
get an error but after that it still works.
#7 2005-04-25 19:53:34
I read from a forum, that to run psound on windows
xp, you must do something with wnaspi.dll, but what? ... I don't know.
Could anyone help?
#9 2005-05-22 23:01:20
If you
want the sounds, use total recorder. I forget the site but just do a google
search for total recorder and you should find it right away. It is used to
record sounds from the soundcard.
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