[TuT]How to edit your PS3's gamesaves music

[fraz422]

http://w"ww.youtube.com/watch?v=2yXZAGGO5rk"

Step 1:Software Downloads
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Ok first download ATRAC 3 Codec and GoldWave 5.0

Links --- will post after 10 posts

Step 2: Install Software
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1. Unzip the AT3 codec. Right click atrac3.inf and click "Install". If the Hardware Installation dialog pops up, click "Continue Anyway" and the codec is installed.

2. Install GoldWave. It's only a Trial, so you get a nag screen at the beginning of every start.

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1. Have a sound file ready to convert. GoldWave does not support MIDI unfortunately.

NOTE: The gamesave must be under 1Gb or it wont work.

2. Open the file in GoldWave. Go to File----> Save As.

3. Under "Save as type:", choose "Wave (*.wav)

4. Under "Attributes", choose "ATRAC3".

NOTE: You may choose whichever rate fits your needs. 66kbps being lower quality, but will make the file smaller in size.

5. Choose a filename, then save as "SND0".

6. Open the folder where you saved "SND0". Make sure you are able to see the file extension. If not, go to Tools----> Folder Options----> View Tab and uncheck "Hide Extensions for known file types".

7. As you can see the file is named SND0.wav. Right-click, rename the file to "SND0.AT3".

8. Copy the new file into your PS3 gamesave and copy it over onto your PS3

Completed
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Hope you enjoyed this tutorial , I'll now be working on editing the PS3's gamesave vide

[Skyline34]

...So it's basically the same method as editing the PSP save music.

[fraz422]

Yes , while both consoles gamesaves are so similar the videos playing in them are both completely different.

[Skyline34]

Yes, the PSP uses PMF video icons, but I can't remember what the PS3 uses.

[fraz422]

The PS3 Uses a .PAM . I tried using a .PMF and ofcourse didnt work and tried renaming it .PAM and no use.

[mach_kernel]

According to a quick Google (wow) search,

The PAM image format is a lowest common denominator 2 dimensional map format.
The PAM format It is designed to be used for any of myriad kinds of graphics, but can theoretically be used for any kind of data that is arranged as a two dimensional rectangular array. Actually, from another perspective it can be seen as a format for data arranged as a three dimensional array.

Somebody Google for a Photoshop plugin. It's a form of an animated bitmap from what I understand.

[fraz422]

Ye thats what iv seen i'll look about thanks.

[Skyline34]

I doubt it.

[drusss]

cool