A simple GUI program to rip the Muse Dash soundtrack. Only supports Windows.
- extracts all sound files without re-encoding
- extracts cover images
- adds cover images and song metadata to the resulting
.ogg
files - optionally exports cover images as
.png
- optionally exports song metadata as
.csv
- optionally puts each exported song and cover into a filter with the album name
- supports all languages that Muse Dash supports, with corresponding changes in song names, artist names, album names, etc.
- Chinese Traditional
- Chinese Simplified
- English (default)
- Japanese
- Korean
- None: use the default names for everything
- UnityPy is used instead of UnityPack because the new versions of Muse Dash since around November/December 2021 use a newer version of Unity than
UnityPack
supports. - We use python-fsb5 instead of
UnityPy
's built-inAudioClip
extraction method in order to get the original Ogg Vorbis-encoded sound files. - python-fsb5 currently has a relative import bug. Fixed in my fork.
- python-fsb5 requires
libogg
andlibvorbis
to unpack Ogg Vorbis sound files.
- Packaging: Poetry
- Freezing: PyInstaller
- Formatter: Black
- Run using
poetry run black src
- Run using
- Linter: Pylint
- Run using
poetry run pylint src
- Run using
- Type checking: mypy
- Run using
poetry run mypy src
- Run using
- Testing: what tests? We don't have no tests.
- Build
libogg.dll
andlibvorbis.dll
and place them in the root of the repository. See this blog post for detailed instructions. - Download and install Poetry
- Run
poetry install
to install dependencies and package - (optional) Bump version with
poetry version <version>
- Run
poetry run pyinstaller -y musedash-ripper.spec
to freeze the application into a.exe
underdist/musedash-ripper.exe