Re: i want q9 music's
In deed they are. For example, track 1 of disk 4, called Sunny Fields, was used as the menu music. The end of the song was cut out to be used a s a loop for the menu music. As for the rest, I'm not sure the exact track titles, but I'm sure some are in there. Do be prepared to pay a pretty hefty price for the music though, because it is royalty free they have to compensate for not having per-project attribution by making the cost higher. And Jason's correct. You could sure as hell use pack extractor to extract the .dat file, but the individual sound files are encrypted and the only way to decrypt the audio stream is with a key. Although, fun fact, you can actually replace the encrypted waves with unencrypted ones, recompile the dat file, and you've got yourself a mid for the game! But you can't get the actual sounds out of the game itself. And just for the record, q9 was written in c++ not bgt, so very different algorithms may have been used. So, the short answer is no.
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