MUSIC

[Bushwacker]

Is there anyway you can download to a usp the music you collect? Or, can you purchase it as a dlc.

[Deathraven13]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsgLqgk2KYc&list=PLstXdGXEYegcaaUpR6or5rTzPrbzdQGxU

[Tarsier]

Considering the USP has no electronic components unless you strap on a flashlight or something, I doubt it.
You could probably use a Youtube downloader to grab MP3s from the official channels and put that on a flash drive though.

[Chikuwu]

Originally posted by Bushwacker:

Is there anyway you can download to a usp the music you collect? Or, can you purchase it as a dlc.

Just look for OST soundtracks of any game on youtube, and download the video clip as an MP3 file from any of the video converter sites. free and easy.

[Holografix]

the Metal Gear Solid V: OST is pretty awesome. It doesn't have the 80's music like Take On Me or Dancing With Tears In My Eyes but has the orchestra music made by Ludvig Forssell, like V Has Come To, Beautiful Mirage (The Vision Fades) and Sins Of The Father.

the Metal Gear Solid V: The Lost Tapes cd has some of the music that you collect in the game like Nitrogen, Dormant Stream or How 'Bout Them Zombies, Ey and is an awesome collection of songs too. I purchased both and am quite happy with them.

[Bushwacker]

Originally posted by Tarsier:

Considering the USP has no electronic components unless you strap on a flashlight or something, I doubt it.
You could probably use a Youtube downloader to grab MP3s from the official channels and put that on a flash drive though.

Thanks old chap. Took your advice and it worked a charm.

[RED]

It's an old topic, but there is a way to get the original audio files from the game itself. I was looking to make my own OST with lossless codec as the original OST doesn't include all music from the game (some for copyright issue, but lots of in-game soundtracks by Kojima Productions is missing).

With the MGSV_QAR_Tool (google it) you can extract all the files (including soundtracks & audio files) that are stored in 4 files chunk1.dat to chunk4.dat (they are located in your MGS 5 TPP steam folder).
To use it, you need to launch a command line or make a special shortcut with "c:\xxxx\xxxxx\mgsv_qar_tool.exe" -r chunkX.dat (x=1 to 4 ; the chunk files have to be in the same directory as the tool and the tool will create a new folder & extract all of content inside)

And with a second tool called "RavioliGameTools" (Rexplorer.exe), you can read the audio files you retrieve which are either .sbp or .wem (use windows search filter to find all *.sbp or *.wem)

I am currently exploring these & extracting as wave files, so i can turn them to FLAC to suit my purpose. (Ravioli let you choose wav or ogg for extraction)
I don't know if these specific encrypted format (.sbp & .wem) is "lossy" or not. But at least it sounds as in the game.

I am sure there are tons of specific music event that haven't made it in the official OST that are stored inside them. You just have to dig them yourself one by one :)

[Coyote Knight]

Originally posted by Misfit:

It's an old topic, but there is a way to get the original audio files from the game itself. I was looking to make my own OST with lossless codec as the original OST doesn't include all music from the game (some for copyright issue, but lots of in-game soundtracks by Kojima Productions is missing).

With the MGSV_QAR_Tool (google it) you can extract all the files (including soundtracks & audio files) that are stored in 4 files chunk1.dat to chunk4.dat (they are located in your MGS 5 TPP steam folder).
And with a second tool called "RavioliGameTools", you can read the audio files you retrieve which are either .sbp or .wem (use windows search filter to find all *.sbp or *.wem)

I am currently exploring these & extracting as wave files, so i can turn them to FLAC to suit my purpose.
I don't know if this specific encrypted format (.sbp & .wem) is "lossy" or not. But at least it sounds as in the game.

I am sure there are tons of specific music event that haven't made it in the official OST that are stored inside them. You just have to dig them yourself one by one :)

Does that mean I can get those sweet idroid sounds I always wanted?

[RED]

Yes probably, some audio files contains multiples samples, even very short one. So it may be in a file, you just need to take your time to explore them all.

There is 460 audio files and probably more than a thousand track to listen to (some of the musics doesn't even appear in the game)