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= Known FF7:CC Video Formats =
= Known FF7:CC Video Formats =


* [[FF7:CC/Video Formats#PSMF Format|[PSMF]]]
* [[FF7:CC/Video_Formats#PSMF_Format|[PSMF]]]


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==PSMF Format==
== PSMF Format ==


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[PSMF] Video files are PSP-format videos.
[PSMF] Video files are PSP-format videos.


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And, I think I know how to get the audio within a pmf file. You need MPlayer to extract the at3 from pmf file and  
And, I think I know how to get the audio within a pmf file. You need MPlayer to extract the at3 from pmf file and
use a homebrew called 'at3decode test' written by Z33 to decode it to wav.
use a homebrew called 'at3decode test' written by Z33 to decode it to wav.
here is the guide http://www.psp-hacks.com/forums/f134/guide-convert-pmf-to-avi-t159985
here is the guide https://www.pspx.ru/forum/printthread.php?t=101184
 
Finally, as far as I know, there is no other way to decode the at3 to wav in Windows or any environments.  
Finally, as far as I know, there is no other way to decode the at3 to wav in Windows or any environments.
It can be done only on PSP. In short, psp system has to decode the at3 first to play it and Z33's homebrew  
It can be done only on PSP. In short, psp system has to decode the at3 first to play it and Z33's homebrew
simply takes this moment to decode it to wav (of course, it's not as "simple" to complete such great work at all Cheesy)  
simply takes this moment to decode it to wav (of course, it's not as "simple" to complete such great work at all Cheesy)
--SilverWings
--SilverWings
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Latest revision as of 02:06, 11 February 2021

Known FF7:CC Video Formats


PSMF Format

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[PSMF] Video files are PSP-format videos.


And, I think I know how to get the audio within a pmf file. You need MPlayer to extract the at3 from pmf file and
use a homebrew called 'at3decode test' written by Z33 to decode it to wav.
here is the guide https://www.pspx.ru/forum/printthread.php?t=101184

Finally, as far as I know, there is no other way to decode the at3 to wav in Windows or any environments.
It can be done only on PSP. In short, psp system has to decode the at3 first to play it and Z33's homebrew
simply takes this moment to decode it to wav (of course, it's not as "simple" to complete such great work at all Cheesy)
--SilverWings