Re: Sounds in .dat format?
You can. But make sure it's not encrypted. A developper generally doesn't do .dat files if they're not encrypted. And if he encrypted them in a .dat format, that means a protection for his sounds, because he may have paid for them.
Consider the hard work Philip put in creating Perilous Hearts concept demo or in q9: Can you imagin that those sounds are around? Of course no, because he bought the sound kit library for 4000 dollars, and noone in this Earth will pass around those sounds if he bought them by himself. For example, you've bought some high quality sound effects: What don't you do to protect them?
I know you'll say that you want to extract sounds here for personnal enjoyment: I like doing that too, but we can't. The game that has its sounds extracted more recently is AAC.
And another reason of encrypting sounds is to not spoil the game.
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