Convert ADX to GPH

Understanding ADX and GPH file formats

ADX is an audio file format developed by CRI Middleware, commonly used in video games, especially on Sega platforms. It features looped audio and high compression, making it ideal for background music and sound effects in games.

GPH is a less common file extension and can refer to various formats, but it is most often associated with graph or plot data files used by specific scientific or engineering software. The exact structure of a GPH file depends on the application that created it.

Can you convert ADX to GPH?

Direct conversion from ADX (an audio format) to GPH (a graph or plot data format) is generally not meaningful, as they serve entirely different purposes. ADX contains audio data, while GPH typically contains graphical or plot data. If your goal is to visualize audio data (such as creating a waveform or spectrogram), you can extract audio features from ADX and save them as a GPH file compatible with your plotting software.

How to extract audio data from ADX

To work with ADX files, you first need to convert them to a standard audio format (like WAV) using specialized tools. VGMToolbox and ADX Decoder are popular choices for extracting audio from ADX files.

• Download and install VGMToolbox or ADX Decoder.
• Open the software and use File → Open to select your ADX file.
• Export the audio as WAV or another standard format.

Creating a GPH file from audio data

Once you have the audio in WAV format, you can use scientific plotting software (such as OriginLab or Grapher) to create a graph of the audio waveform or its properties. These programs can export plots as GPH files.

• Import the WAV file into your plotting software.
• Generate the desired plot (e.g., waveform, spectrogram).
• Use File → Save As or File → Export to save the plot as a GPH file.

Recommended software for the conversion process

• VGMToolbox (for extracting audio from ADX files)
• OriginLab or Grapher (for creating and exporting GPH files)

There is no direct ADX to GPH converter, but this workflow allows you to visualize audio data as a graph and save it in the GPH format.