A powerful yet simple tool to extract, rebuild, and manage WAV audio files from the Hitman: Codename 47 .bin archives.

• Extract WAV files directly from a .bin file
• Rebuild a .bin archive from a folder of WAV files
• Generate .idx-style name lists compatible with the original game format
• Cross-platform (Windows / Linux / macOS)
• No dependencies – pure Python 3

Extracts all WAV chunks from a .bin file using a .idx names file:

python c47extractor.py -e input.bin names.idx

Combines all .wav files from a folder into a single .bin file:

python c47extractor.py -m output.bin wavs_folder/ names.idx

This will also automatically regenerate the names file (names.idx) to match your WAV folder.

Generates a .idx-style file from an existing folder of WAVs:

python c47extractor.py -n wavs_folder/ names.idx

Each entry is formatted similarly to the Unix ls -l output. Example output line:

-rw-rw-r--   1 zope       13284 Oct 17 15:01 speech_001.wav

• The .idx file must contain valid .wav filenames in its text (one per line or formatted like ls -l).
• If there are more WAV chunks than names, the script will warn you and skip the extra ones.
• Likewise, if there are more names than WAVs, unused names will be ignored.

Just Python 3.7 or higher