Downloaded the fsb extractor so I make the resulting files playable. Which are encoded in ADPCM and in a wave container.
If you just need to extract archive there is multiple tools for doing that, one of them: http://aezay.site11.com/aezay/fsbextractor/ And this one tiny command line open source tool I use: https://github.com/gdawg/fsbext But actually you can edit those files using FMOD Ex Designer: http://www.fmod.org/download/
What do you mean as "not playable"? I extracted both PA_Music.fsb and PA_SFX.fsb and all wav files are playable without any problem. Not sure if audio player I using available for Windows, but those WAVs also playable in VLC for example. So most likely you just need to download proper audio player.
Also I can't convert them using converter built into VLC, but FFmpeg works just fine. On Windows you can use this command line tool to convert files to Theora: http://v2v.cc/~j/ffmpeg2theora/download.html
ADPCM, the audio format of Doom. Took me ages to find a reliable way to extract ADPCM from .fsb and convert them in a way the music could be correctly played. I'm not on my personal computer right now, so can't remember what i used to do so, but i'll check this evening an update my post.
I don't know why i can't edit my post... Well, i remembered how i made to extract music from the .fsb, then convert the ADPCM to something else : MusicPlayerEx. Was easy to use and the result files were completly functionnal. Then i used Audacity to rework the files a little and convert them to .aac.