Just going to bump this in the hope of replies to my last post. Thanks again for helping.
"The .iso file I have has certain tracks in .ivs (Credits & Menu I think) but every other file in the Audio folder is .rws. Not sure what to make of that if you managed to get them all? Maybe it was different between versions. Thanks for the links. I'll get those now. Although I listened to the Big Grove/Big Surf link you sent me and it sounds incredibly bass heavy. Is it meant to be like that? I'm sure the guitar is meant to be much more prominent than that, and the current mp3 versions I have agree. I think if you listen to them on YouTube as well, I'm sure it's the same. Is there any way of fixing that on these files? Something with the EQ maybe? The quality's absolutely superb but I always loved that guitar line in what I guess would normally be the chorus part. I'm sure you know what I mean. Everything else is brilliant that I can tell so far, but even listening to the channel's individually on that one track, it's still insanely quiet. Any help?
manakoAT, any chance you could upload the file of Shatter (Feeder) from GT4 somewhere if you have it? Thanks =)"
That's awesome manakoAT! Thank you so much! Now I've just got that problem left with some of the Burnout 2 tracks. Any more news on the support for the original files in Foobar yet? The genh files that marcusss sent me are brilliant quality but I'm sure there's still some parts missing. Or maybe it's a difference between NTSC and PAL or something. For instance, on the Big Surf tracks, the lead guitar is virtually inaudible on those genh files. Particularly the bits, using this video as reference (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVe08QPQou0) at 1.19 (and the other times that occurs) and the part from 3.11. In the genh files, I think that part IS still there but even listening to channels one at a time it's so faint in the background. On the PAL version that I had, it was always much more prominent like in that video. I don't know if marcusss's version was NTSC? That's the only explanation I can think of. If that's the solution though, then I just need foobar to support the files and I can use the PAL iso I've got. If not I'm really stuck. If anyone needs me to explain further or include audio sample comparisons, then I can do so, but hopefully marcusss or anyone else who can help on this knows what I'm talking about. Thanks again.