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I've been trying to parse dem files and extract caster audio (on pro games) and then turn the associated protobuf message back into audio files. I'm having trouble with the final step of this. I've managed to extract the steamVoice data to the following:
"format":0,"voice_data":"uz+ACgEAEAELgD4EQgEWA KV4m xnepfmhxKCQxAnKVNaHhKRXPIsmAH5RjXmJV0u+WTmrvgyCKxc raehjo/ZeKcFjksXQZEeOju4hLNv/MAB9KA7ww14Vc0ndYPB7dDXoXTexuxcW0Jg/diMgdH5ijWhe02Ch48KX86qJZYFyZV81AH76qCgh9AXliMdyWE gWTMbRD6xMX37WJALrXlSnxymIloSq2KGwXCcMXzQiSQIrcLVN fqdNJACCluFOIRKPmugUvsLZmnD04X0xhpAuNkwJECK4t51MBO WNWJlCAIDyZlJwWI45EPTjBB6yKyGOclu96qBV2MhFAh1d2J7W DZwe6YxOVu/BGkGcur9qTP85ZRfjANoiQxQrWvpoHFBFBy0AfX6k8XvbSwrk2 nUAEP3P6kcmXORKUNKeu8HDnOUflQqtA5AkkTiun77fZrqnimI fWg==","sequence_bytes":23598094,"section_number": 1,"sample_rate":16000
From this I can tell (or rather I was able to research) that the data in the voice_data field is base 64 encoded. However this is where I'm stumped! I've decoded this voice_data down from base64 to the following hex as:
BB 3F 80 0A 01 00 10 01 0B 80 3E 04 42 01 16 00 A5 78 9B 19 DE A5 F9 A1 C4 A0 90 C4 09 CA 54 D6 87 84 A4 57 3C 8B 26 00 7E 51 8D 79 89 57 4B BE 59 39 AB BE 0C 82 2B 17 2B 69 E8 63 A3 F6 5E 29 C1 63 92 C5 D0 64 47 8E 8E EE 21 2C DB FF 30 00 7D 28 0E F0 C3 5E 15 73 49 DD 60 F0 7B 74 35 E8 5D 37 B1 BB 17 16 D0 98 3F 76 23 20 74 7E 62 8D 68 5E D3 60 A1 E3 C2 97 F3 AA 89 65 81 72 65 5F 35 00 7E FA A8 28 21 F4 05 E5 88 C7 72 58 48 16 4C C6 D1 0F AC 4C 5F 7E D6 24 02 EB 5E 54 A7 C7 29 88 96 84 AA D8 A1 B0 5C 27 0C 5F 34 22 49 02 2B 70 B5 4D 7E A7 4D 24 00 82 96 E1 4E 21 12 8F 9A E8 14 BE C2 D9 9A 70 F4 E1 7D 31 86 90 2E 36 4C 09 10 22 B8 B7 9D 4C 04 E5 8D 58 99 42 00 80 F2 66 52 70 58 8E 39 10 F4 E3 04 1E B2 2B 21 8E 72 5B BD EA A0 55 D8 C8 45 02 1D 5D D8 9E D6 0D 9C 1E E9 8C 4E 56 EF C1 1A 41 9C BA BF 6A 4C FF 39 65 17 E3 00 DA 22 43 14 2B 5A FA 68 1C 50 45 07 2D 00 7D 7E A4 F1 7B DB 4B 0A E4 DA 75 00 10 FD CF EA 47 26 5C E4 4A 50 D2 9E BB C1 C3 9C E5 1F 95 0A AD 03 90 24 91 38 AE 9F BE DF 66 BA A7 8A 62 1F 5A
But here I hit a brick wall! I've tried to work out what type of data this is, or what I can do to it to turn it into something like a .wav file but I can't quite figure it out. Any help/advice would be appreciated!
"format":0,"voice_data":"uz+ACgEAEAELgD4EQgEWA KV4m xnepfmhxKCQxAnKVNaHhKRXPIsmAH5RjXmJV0u+WTmrvgyCKxc raehjo/ZeKcFjksXQZEeOju4hLNv/MAB9KA7ww14Vc0ndYPB7dDXoXTexuxcW0Jg/diMgdH5ijWhe02Ch48KX86qJZYFyZV81AH76qCgh9AXliMdyWE gWTMbRD6xMX37WJALrXlSnxymIloSq2KGwXCcMXzQiSQIrcLVN fqdNJACCluFOIRKPmugUvsLZmnD04X0xhpAuNkwJECK4t51MBO WNWJlCAIDyZlJwWI45EPTjBB6yKyGOclu96qBV2MhFAh1d2J7W DZwe6YxOVu/BGkGcur9qTP85ZRfjANoiQxQrWvpoHFBFBy0AfX6k8XvbSwrk2 nUAEP3P6kcmXORKUNKeu8HDnOUflQqtA5AkkTiun77fZrqnimI fWg==","sequence_bytes":23598094,"section_number": 1,"sample_rate":16000
From this I can tell (or rather I was able to research) that the data in the voice_data field is base 64 encoded. However this is where I'm stumped! I've decoded this voice_data down from base64 to the following hex as:
BB 3F 80 0A 01 00 10 01 0B 80 3E 04 42 01 16 00 A5 78 9B 19 DE A5 F9 A1 C4 A0 90 C4 09 CA 54 D6 87 84 A4 57 3C 8B 26 00 7E 51 8D 79 89 57 4B BE 59 39 AB BE 0C 82 2B 17 2B 69 E8 63 A3 F6 5E 29 C1 63 92 C5 D0 64 47 8E 8E EE 21 2C DB FF 30 00 7D 28 0E F0 C3 5E 15 73 49 DD 60 F0 7B 74 35 E8 5D 37 B1 BB 17 16 D0 98 3F 76 23 20 74 7E 62 8D 68 5E D3 60 A1 E3 C2 97 F3 AA 89 65 81 72 65 5F 35 00 7E FA A8 28 21 F4 05 E5 88 C7 72 58 48 16 4C C6 D1 0F AC 4C 5F 7E D6 24 02 EB 5E 54 A7 C7 29 88 96 84 AA D8 A1 B0 5C 27 0C 5F 34 22 49 02 2B 70 B5 4D 7E A7 4D 24 00 82 96 E1 4E 21 12 8F 9A E8 14 BE C2 D9 9A 70 F4 E1 7D 31 86 90 2E 36 4C 09 10 22 B8 B7 9D 4C 04 E5 8D 58 99 42 00 80 F2 66 52 70 58 8E 39 10 F4 E3 04 1E B2 2B 21 8E 72 5B BD EA A0 55 D8 C8 45 02 1D 5D D8 9E D6 0D 9C 1E E9 8C 4E 56 EF C1 1A 41 9C BA BF 6A 4C FF 39 65 17 E3 00 DA 22 43 14 2B 5A FA 68 1C 50 45 07 2D 00 7D 7E A4 F1 7B DB 4B 0A E4 DA 75 00 10 FD CF EA 47 26 5C E4 4A 50 D2 9E BB C1 C3 9C E5 1F 95 0A AD 03 90 24 91 38 AE 9F BE DF 66 BA A7 8A 62 1F 5A
But here I hit a brick wall! I've tried to work out what type of data this is, or what I can do to it to turn it into something like a .wav file but I can't quite figure it out. Any help/advice would be appreciated!