SamEarl13 Nipper Plant Trying (and failing) to learn Lua. Level: 43 Posts: 402/419 EXP: 523882 For next: 41164 Since: 02-14-12 Since last post: 4.1 years Last activity: 18 days

Posted on 04-29-17 06:59:42 PM Link | Quote

I don't think there is any way to rip them from the file themselves (or at least no one has found a way yet) so I'd assume someone recorded them by emulating the game and doing it that way. In fact apparently even the developers themselves found it difficult and that's why the music is a little messed up in the HD collection. ____________________ I'll get back to contributing to the wiki soon I promise.

divingkataetheweirdo Bandit TCRF Super Editor Level: 57 Posts: 709/822 EXP: 1481511 For next: 4417 Since: 07-09-11 Since last post: 1.7 years Last activity: 263 days	Posted on 04-29-17 08:18:58 PM Link | Quote
	You could ask Kyubey22. There's VGSC (or vgstream, if you don't like the UI and simply want the command line), but that's rather bugged. There's also SoundExchange, but does that work with .mus files? Honestly, not at all familiar with PS2 hacking yet. Best of luck. ____________________

Luminar Random nobody Level: 3 Posts: 1/2 EXP: 120 For next: 8 Since: 05-01-17 From: Hungary Since last post: 4.8 years Last activity: 2.1 years

Posted on 05-01-17 01:54:29 PM (last edited by Luminar at 05-01-17 01:55:07 PM) Link | Quote

I recorded them, most of them were accessed by memory editing the running game to make it play something that was never supposed to play. And.... MUS ripping is kind of possible, but I prefer recording from the game because MUS ripping is difficult and inaccurate, and you have to set a lot of things manually. The newer videos have more accurate music rips than the older ones: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1ifubotInI1SG8cCklrnQA6LCV4jcf5m