Radio Tuner - Playback, Export, and Replace the Regalia's Music Library

Radio Tuner is a simple application for Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition to completely customize your roadtrip audio experience. Listen to built-in tunes outside the game, export them to your own MP3's, or add your own music library into the game via file replacement--all in a few clicks with a simple GUI. (Now with added commandline support!)

About

Radio Tuner is a simple application for Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition to completely customize your roadtrip audio experience. Listen to built-in tunes outside the game, export them to your own MP3's, or add your own music library into the game via file replacement--all in a few clicks with a simple GUI.

Now, you can also operate Radio Tuner on the commandline to quickly handle multiple files, individually or in batches! (Using CMD--PowerShell is currently not supported.)

Setup

Download the latest version of the application here (v1.0.7)[app.box.com]

Also see FFXV Radio Tuner at:

• NexusMods[www.nexusmods.com]
  
• Mod DB

Extract the contents of the .zip file anywhere on your hard drive. No installation is required.

What's New

• Added command-line arguments for batch processing
  
• Added DPI awareness for better scaling at 4K and beyond
  
• Added warning message if unpacking libraries failed
  
• Improved library management speed
  
• Improved log details
  
• Updated export filename to default to source filename
  
• Miscellaneous code updates and improvements

Previous versions

• 1.0.6[app.box.com]
  
• 1.0.5[app.box.com]
  
• 1.0.4[app.box.com]
  
• 1.0.3[app.box.com]
  
• 1.0.2[app.box.com]
  
• 1.0.1[app.box.com]
  
• 1.0.0[app.box.com]

Known Issues

• Not all *.sab/*.mab files are compatible with Radio Tuner. You may receive error messages from the application itself or in-game audio may fail to play as expected. Use at your own risk!
  
• In-game audio length is limited to 18 minutes max. If the replacement track is longer, it will be cut off.

How-to

1. Unlock Music

Important! Before you can actually listen to any modified tracks, you must have unlocked them in-game. This can be achieved at many gas stations and other vendors throughout Eos who offer music albums for a small fee.

2. Import

Run FFXV Radio Tuner and wait for the application to load. Once it's ready, import a *.sab file from your Final Fantasy XV's ...\SteamLibrary\SteamApps\common\FINAL FANTASY XV\datas\sound\resources\20000music\jp\ folder. This is where the Regalia's music is stored (as opposed to regular game soundtrack).

Once the file has been imported, you can listen to it directly within Radio Tuner. Click the Play button on the left to begin, and click anywhere in the center status box to adjust volume.

3. Export (Optional)

Radio Tuner features the ability to export FFXV audio to a variety of more common formats, such as MP3, OGG, and WAV. Find a tune you really like? Add it to playlists of your own!

4. Replace

To add your own music to Final Fantasy XV, you'll need to replace a built-in track. Once you've imported a track you have unlocked in the game, click Replace and navigate to the audio file you'd like to replace the in-game track with. Input audio files can be virtually any format, including MP3.

Important! *.mab files are currently not replaceable.

Once a file has been selected, a backup of the original will be made (with the extension *.orig) and your track will be converted to FFXV format in its place. To verify everything worked correctly, import the file again and have a listen!

5. Commandline

Warning! Commandline execution is an advanced feature and has the potential to execute code that may break your game or worse. Exercise caution, and use at your own risk!

Advanced users can execute the above features faster by running FFXV Radio Tuner in CMD (PowerShell is currently not supported). Syntax is simple:

FFXVRT.exe -i "C:\file\to\import.sab" -e "C:\file\to\export.mp3" -r "C:\file\to\replace.mp3"

The additional flags -b and -v can also be used to restore an automatic backup and display the log, respectively.

For more details, see the included readme.md file.

Credits

FFXV Radio Tuner is developed by Lucas Chasteen. Uses components of Vidsquish. Powered by FFmpeg, (c) 2000-2020 Fabrice Bellard; VGAudio by Alex Barney (c) 2016-2020

Not an official product of Square Enix.

Use at your own risk!

[Fallen_1ghost]

nao consegui fazer, tenho duvidas

[Richard]

Nice

[xRANDYOFFTHERAILSx]

Anyone know what the file name for Stand Your Ground is?

[I_was_a_Bullfrog]

Whenever I try to import, it says "Error: Import failed"

[Better Call Svall]

Was able to replace the FFVII Radio files with the ones from the Remake :)
I just wish you were able to change the names of the songs since I replaced one of the tracks with "Hollow"

[Arthur]

Would be sweet if we're able to rename the track names.

[OdstSpartan534]

i dont need this mod i got steam overlay with my own music

[Lulech23]

1.0.7 is here! 🎉

Obviously this is very, very late, but I like to finish what I start. A lot of people requested some way to batch process files, and I myself was annoyed at Radio Tuner's small window size the moment I upgraded to a 4K monitor.

The new update fixes these major shortcomings while also adding some other requested quality-of-life tweaks. Anyone still wanting to revisit FFXV's soundtrack or plug in the latest hits to the Regalia's radio can do so with even more style in 2020... and beyond!

Check out the readme for full details. 👍

[Lulech23]

If you just want to play around with the sounds, a hex editor is your friend. FFXV's audio formats are fake, just containers for other formats. If you scroll past the fake header in the hexdump, you'll find the real header inside. Delete the fake header and you have yourself a playable file in that format.

[PhiDX]

Awesome tool, man. This is really sweet.

I've been able to convert MOST of Noctis's combat lines, however most of the ATK ones won't import. Do you have an idea of where I can look to open these .sab files? Do you happen to have a repo where I can fork and play with the source code a bit?

Thanks!