Open SCD files in your browser

The sound files of Square Enix's games. Open an SCD right here as a folder of its sounds, loops and all, and keep any as an MP3 or WAV. Nothing leaves your device.

Or drop it anywhere on this page

What you'll see

Your bank opens like a folder of its sounds, named or numbered as the bank keeps them, and the one you pick plays at once, twice through its loop and then a fade.

bgm_field.scd

SCD • 3 sounds • 6.4 MB

  • Its sounds listed like a folder • Names from the bank
  • Pick a sound to play • Its waveform, speeds and tags
  • Export • Save a sound as MP3 or WAV
  • Save as ZIP or Extract all • Every sound as a WAV

About SCD

Square Enix keeps the music, voices and effects of many of its games in SCD files, in games such as Final Fantasy XIII and Final Fantasy XIV. Each starts with SEDBSSCF and holds one sound or many.

Each sound has its own codec: Ogg Vorbis, often with its loop in its tags, Microsoft's ADPCM, PCM, PlayStation's ADPCM, ATRAC9 or the Xbox 360's XMA. Final Fantasy XIV scrambles its Vorbis with a table from the game.

Filepeek opens an SCD as a folder of its sounds, and the one you pick plays at once with vgmstream, twice through its loop and then a fade. Export saves it as MP3 or WAV, and Save as ZIP or Extract all saves every sound as a WAV. Final Fantasy XIV's scrambled Vorbis needs that table from the game, which Filepeek doesn't carry, so those sounds don't play.

Square Enix sound data

Format

MIME type
application/octet-stream
Made by
Square Enix

Inside the file

Holds
One sound or many
Codecs
Vorbis, ADPCM, PCM, ATRAC9 and XMA
Loop
Each sound's own
Made by
Square Enix's tools

Opens in every browser

Filepeek opens SCD files in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. On their own, browsers only download them.

  • YouChromeOpens through Filepeek
  • YouEdgeOpens through Filepeek
  • YouFirefoxOpens through Filepeek
  • YouSafariOpens through Filepeek

Apps that open SCD

  • Windowsfoobar2000 with vgmstream, free
  • MacNo app built in opens it • vgmstream-cli, from Homebrew, turns its sounds into WAVs
  • iPhone and iPadNo app opens it
  • AndroidNo app opens it

Questions

How do I play an SCD file?

Drop it on this page or choose Peek an SCD. Its sounds are listed like the files in a folder, and the one you pick plays at once.

Why won't Final Fantasy XIV's SCD files play?

Final Fantasy XIV scrambles the Vorbis in its SCDs with a table from the game. Filepeek carries no game's keys or tables and takes none, so it says so, while other SCDs play as they are.

Can I turn a sound into an MP3?

Yes. Pick it, choose Export, then Save as MP3 or WAV, and it's saved as it plays here, loop and fade included.

More audio formats

All supported file types

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License

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