Re: New Entries

Mike Melanson <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.xine.codec.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004, Jonathan Gray wrote:

> Alice was one of the first games to license the Quake3 engine.  So the
> .pk3 files should be extractable via unzip.  I imagine you'll find id
> RoQ files lurking in there.

	Well I'll be...so you can. I can't find anything that looks like
RoQ or any kind of FMV, though.

> Undying used the Unreal engine.  While Unreal engine games have used
> things like Ogg Vorbis and recently Speex I'm not aware of any using
> video codecs.

	I'll update...

> Who told you Afterlife uses san/snm files?  Its not on the small list of
> titles I have here that use the format(s) and I don't recall finding any
> files to indicate that it did when browsing its resources files some
> time ago.

	Hmm, I guess I thought it was you who told me. I can't keep all
these LA games straight.

--
	-Mike Melanson


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