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@ -533,7 +533,7 @@ It's a good practice (and simpler) to just let containers be and play them
directly with vgmstream. Newer `.acb`/`.awb` have extra data needed to decrypt
the `.hca`, so if you are already used to those containers you don't need to
worry about extracted `.hca` not working later. Plus you can use TXTH's "subfile"
function to make unsupported containers playable:
function to easily make unsupported containers playable:
```
# Simple container with an Ogg inside. Maybe values 0x00..0x10 could contain
# loops or other useful info, that other users are able to figure out:
@ -549,8 +549,13 @@ graphics or audio) you may safely extract the internal files without worry.
Note that some formats are *audio banks* rather than *containers* (like `.fsb`),
in that info for playing the audio is part of the bank header, and extracting
internal files as-is isn't really possible.
internal files as-is isn't really possible. Or, perhaps you could to transmogrify
the original header into something else, but for data preservation purposes
it's (plus can use TXTH to play for unsupported data).
If your main motivation for extracting is to rename or have loose files, remember
you can simply use TXTP to point to a subsong, and name that `.txtp` whatever you
want, without having to touch original data or needing custom extractors.
## Logged errors and unplayable supported files
Some formats should normally play, but somehow don't. In those cases plugins