So recently I bought an old favorite game of mine on Steam, Tales of Symphonia, and I’ve been poking around the game files trying to access the game's sound files. I discover they are contained within several AWB archives. So I extract from them and now I’m stuck with several folders, each containing thousands of tiny bin files (though no cues) which in turn contain the audio files (most of them single lines of dialogue.) Now I’ve spent several days looking up various ways to access these files, burning them to a virtual cd, converting them to isos, extracting from the bins directly, but oddly none of them seem to work, (usually displaying some type of error message when I try to convert or extract.) I had nearly given up when I tried something no-one suggested, I tried to simply convert the bin files into mp3s directly using Total Audio MP3 Converter 3, and, lo and behold, I get a perfectly playable mp3 from the game’s bin files. Now here’s the problem, unless I buy Total Audio MP3 Converter 3, I only get half of the bin file converted. So now I can get mp3s from the game audio, but I effectively only get half of the track (the audio stops mid sentence or song.) I’ve been trying out other free mp3 converters with mixed results: many (Freemake Audio Converter, AVS-Audio-Converter) can’t convert bin files, while others (MP3 Audio Converter) can but have garbled or clipped results. Does anyone have any suggestions? Obviously since I’m dealing with upwards of 2000 files per archive I need something that can convert more than 1 file at a time.