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=Description=
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The sounds inside .rco files are indexed in the embedded '''RCOXML''' code of the .rco container under the XML element '''SoundTree'''. See [[Resource Container (RCO)]] and [[RCOXML Coding]]
The sounds inside .rco files are indexed in the embedded '''RCOXML''' code of the .rco container under the XML element '''SoundTree'''. See [[Resource Container (RCO)]] and [[RCOXML Structure]]


All the sounds found inside official PS3 .rco uses .vag format (this is speculation, has not been verifyed accuratelly). See [[Multimedia Formats and Tools]]
All the sounds found inside official PS3 .rco uses .vag format (this is speculation, has not been verifyed accuratelly). See [[Multimedia Formats and Tools]]
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