Watch_Dogs - .ogm files

Thank you.
.omg files seems to be a different thing, WD's files are .ogm. I tried omg converter anyway, it doesn't seem to be able to read them.

And maybe it's just me, but I liked it much more than VLC. Seemed to be faster and with better hardware use (especially graphic card acceleration) in tests. Nothing like watching HD movie with 2% CPU usage :<

Thank you, I just tried Media Player Classic, he tells me "cannot render the file" when I try to play one of those .ogm files.

Thank you, the archive isn't what I'm looking for, I came across that one too. Unfortunately, they're directly recorded from the game and you can hear other sounds in the background, and I would like the original, raw sounds.

Apart from that, that's some of the sound I want, but I need the others too, the one that is played when you're warned that you're being invaded for instance.

Anyway, thanks for the help, I'll have a look into the other links you posted.

"either something's wrong with the file or the extension isn't what is really is"

Very clever.

Indeed, I extracted these files using a generic unpacker, while most people use a tool that's made specifically for the Dunia Engine. Watch_Dogs runs on "Disrupt" engine but it's just a modified Dunia 2 engine, so the Dunia unpacker was a better choice.

Using the right unpacker, I didn't get .ogg and .ogm files like before, but .sbao files, which is what most people currently modding W_D were facing. Why was I even encountering different files as them ? Mystery of the unpacker, guess I'll never find out.

Anyway, I'm currently listening to the freshly-converted .sbao files to try and find the sfx I'm looking for. That means listening to thousands of sounds from the game, and boy does it have a lot of different sounds for people moaning and screaming.

LOL

update

These files might have been ... generated when I used the wrong unpacker. Using the Dunia unpacker retrieved .sbao files, which is the correct format everyone is referring to. Plus, I managed to convert those .sbao to .wav quite easily.

I still haven't found the sounds but I'll keep looking in the archive.