Post by oilusionista on Dec 20, 2012 11:24:31 GMT -5
Reposting my old tutorial(2005):
When I was searching for Galaxy Fighters from NeoGeo, because my Jukebox wasn't showing the musics, the Nebula just make internal Jukebox with CPS-2 games (at 2005, at least) and I don't want to use the SO OLD Vx2Wave method. But we have another solution!
DOWNLOAD THIS EMULATOR: mamespi.sourceforge.jp/index_e.htm You need to download the sound.dat and extract it to the same folder of the emulator
HOW TO RIP THE SOUNDS?
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This emulator is close to MAME, but it disable layers and has a fantastic jukebox. If you wanna just to rip the sound, you don't need to run the game, just right click on the game name and choose JUKEBOX
After inputing OK on the rom warning, will be opened this screen for you to chosse betwenn BGM or Sound FX:
The best is that many roms have their sound on the playlist:
Perfect
Tip from EK9:
Tool to listen and rip sounds from many system, including GBA:
AUDIO OVERLOAD: www.bannister.org/software/ao.htm
GSF FILES (AUDIO GBA): www.zophar.net/
Alternate method, old and command-line based:
Use Vx2Wave: forum.mgbr.net/index.php?s=4b79e178e28598df11f05f2d8b6e7f29&app=core&module=attach§ion=attach&attach_id=2170
It will extract all the files on the V archive (which stores the sounds) on a big .wave file
usage:
When I was searching for Galaxy Fighters from NeoGeo, because my Jukebox wasn't showing the musics, the Nebula just make internal Jukebox with CPS-2 games (at 2005, at least) and I don't want to use the SO OLD Vx2Wave method. But we have another solution!
DOWNLOAD THIS EMULATOR: mamespi.sourceforge.jp/index_e.htm You need to download the sound.dat and extract it to the same folder of the emulator
HOW TO RIP THE SOUNDS?
--------------------
This emulator is close to MAME, but it disable layers and has a fantastic jukebox. If you wanna just to rip the sound, you don't need to run the game, just right click on the game name and choose JUKEBOX
After inputing OK on the rom warning, will be opened this screen for you to chosse betwenn BGM or Sound FX:
The best is that many roms have their sound on the playlist:
Perfect
Tip from EK9:
Tool to listen and rip sounds from many system, including GBA:
AUDIO OVERLOAD: www.bannister.org/software/ao.htm
GSF FILES (AUDIO GBA): www.zophar.net/
Alternate method, old and command-line based:
Use Vx2Wave: forum.mgbr.net/index.php?s=4b79e178e28598df11f05f2d8b6e7f29&app=core&module=attach§ion=attach&attach_id=2170
It will extract all the files on the V archive (which stores the sounds) on a big .wave file
usage:
vx2wav ROM_v?.rom (put the rom name at the ROM_"v" that you want to convert)