As I now know enough about this to reliably decode most of the SRFs that are out there (no animations, but I will eventually work on that, I hope) – I’ve been working on a little tool that lets someone load a file, save out what’s relevant and play the sounds. I know there are a few tools out there, but I’m trying to make this one multiplatform through Java. Currently I have a proto build working on Windows that plays the PCM coded audio, but the finished version will play the compressed speech too, even if I have to decompress on the fly.
More on this as I get it together, but SWT isn’t exatcly something that lends itself to multiplatform, and I want to get this running on as many systems as I can, including OSX.
Knowing Jack Too Well 