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Descent to Undermountain .TUN files?

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First post, by breadbin

Posted on 2025-03-16, 12:12

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Just wondering does anyone know how to convert them, play them etc. I am guessing they are the sound files from the game. From what I have looked up, there was supposed to be Redbook audio with this game but it was then cancelled or not implemented so there are about 50 .TUN files and each about 1-2Mb in size. I'd love to listen to the music for the game and unfortunately the one place I saw it for download is locked behind a microsoft account.

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Reply 1 of 4, by Stretch

Posted on 2025-03-16, 16:30

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You can listen to the tun files with vgmstream

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Reply 2 of 4, by kixs

Posted on 2025-03-16, 17:03

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Sometimes they are just standard sound files with renamed extension. You can also check the header with some hex editor.

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Reply 3 of 4, by breadbin

Posted on 2025-03-16, 17:34

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Stretch wrote on 2025-03-16, 16:30:

You can listen to the tun files with vgmstream

Thanks, exactly what I was looking for! I never heard of it before. Converting them all to .WAV files as I write this.

Reply 4 of 4, by breadbin

Posted on 2025-03-16, 17:39

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kixs wrote on 2025-03-16, 17:03:

Sometimes they are just standard sound files with renamed extension. You can also check the header with some hex editor.

I did think that seeing as they were about the size of MP3 files, but the headers didn't make any sense to me at all, there is absolutely no text in the files whatsoever and the headers were just '97 28 03 01' so not very useful. After I found out about 'vgmstream' it opens a lot more doors. Sample of one of the music files

1decoding UD_TEM2.TUN
2sample rate: 22050 Hz
3channels: 2
4stream total samples: 1526917 (1:09.248 seconds)
5encoding: InterPlay ACM
6layout: flat
7metadata from: InterPlay ACM header
8bitrate: 154 kbps
9play duration: 1526917 samples (1:09.248 seconds)

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