Here's the link Sekaiju no MeiQ² *shoou no seihai* Super Arrange Version FLAC
Any generic upload site. Megaupload or what have you.
Thanks to you for your awesome uploads ;)
You're quite welcome. :)
Athrador wrote:
Here's the link Sekaiju no MeiQ² *shoou no seihai* Super Arrange Version FLAC
Huh interesting. I think that I have that same exact rip. I can tell because of the drive that was used, offset correction, lack of Null Samples in CRC, and lack of Test & Copy. Did you happen to get this from Elysion by any chance? :) There's an EAC lossless rip of a Zelda album on that site and the log file has the same exact settings; the same exact person ripped the album.
SmartOne wrote:
I'm sorry the Final Fantasy X-2 torrent didn't work out. I really tried getting it to you, but I don't know what was going on at your end.
Yeah, it has been seemingly difficult, I'll have to get my computer in order one of these days so that everything will run more smoothly. Until then....
If the album is still being printed, I'll see if I can buy it, otherwise, I might be able to get if from someone at VGMdb. Thanks for trying to get it to me anyway. :)
holyice7 wrote:
Which is the preferred site for uploading such things, the tracker is not for OSTs from what I can tell.
Any generic upload site. Megaupload or what have you.
There are a variety of file hosting sites used here. I guess MegaUpload should work but might also want to try FileFront, FileFactory, or MediaFire.
edited 4:27 PM EDT March 9, 2009
It's in their Archive E Torrent.
Huh interesting. I think that I have that same exact rip. I can tell because of the drive that was used, offset correction, lack of Null Samples in CRC, and lack of Test & Copy. Did you happen to get this from Elysion by any chance? :) There's an EAC lossless rip of a Zelda album on that site and the log file has the same exact settings; the same exact person ripped the album.
Wow, it's correct.
Maybe I should have given to you the log before upload the full thing, but i had no idea you already have that album because it's on your request list.
If I'll find something better I'll tell you.
SEGA TUNES Vectorman [12 814] [EAC-FLAC]
The archive contains:
10 FLAC encoded audio files | 1 CUE sheet | 1 Log file | 1 M3U (playlist) file | 1 MSInfo Document | 1 SFV file | 1 MD5 file (added by me) | High quality scans
Download:
http://anonym.to/?http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SE4J8R5U
My requests:
http://www.vgmu.net/bbs/viewthread.php?tid=4191&extra=page%3D1
edited 3:42 PM EDT March 15, 2009
If you're still interested in Final Fantasy X-2 OST, let me know.
CyberSpark, you are awesome. This definitely beats the MP3s I nabbed from Galbadia Hotel forever ago.
Cool, I'm glad you like it. Thanks mainly goes to the person that ripped this soundtrack for me, however. Even though he had made a lossless rip for me in the past, he went through the trouble of redoing it according to my latest tutorial. :)
SmartOne wrote:
If you're still interested in Final Fantasy X-2 OST, let me know.
I am still very interested in that album. If you can give me some time, I'll try to find a program that someone linked me to, this person was actually one that was behind adding the "digital scratches" to CDs so that they can't be copied in the usual way, he linked me to a program that would bypass that and then the disc can be ripped with EAC. This was two years ago so I'll have to try to dig up the thread.
Do you know if you're able to rip it using the tutorial or is that now impossible because of the CD protection? There was a guy on FFShrine forums that was pretty much behind the incorporation of CD protection on some CDs, he linked me to a tool that would get around that but I don't know if the link is still around or if I'll even be able to find that thread.
In response, I wrote:
If you want me to burn the discs and rip them again, then yeah, I suppose I could. :P [You missed the joke and the tongue.] I got them from a torrent long ago. They have some log-ish information included. (They sound really good, so I'm happy.)
I don't have the discs.
Thus, the special program is unnecessary (though still interesting.)
edited 11:14 PM EDT March 15, 2009
Edit: Also, I updated my requests list: Audiophile's VGM Albums Requests :D
edited 3:24 PM EDT March 25, 2009
I anyone knows where they are that would be great
And no, I haven't seen the files anywhere, and I don't expect to until XMA is decoded successfully.
If you're still wanting the files, what do you plan on doing with them? Like I said, there's no way to listen to them. It may be possible to insert them into some X360, thereby playing them on the X360 hardware, but as far as I know, you can't do that (obviously, I don't know if you can or not. I doubt you can, but I don't that. I don't pay attention to X360 stuff). If this is your goal (play the XMA on the original hardware), then perhaps they might be useful to you. If you wanted to play them on your PC (or any other device for that matter), then there's no point in getting the files at this time.
So, what purpose did you want the XMA files for? You can't listen to them yet. Be patient, they'll be available when XMA is successfully decoded. Mouser X over and out.
edited 4:46 PM EDT March 29, 2009
http://kiddocabbusses.tryhappy.net/nothingforfree/BS-X/FLAC/
I like free awesome.
http://vgmdb.net/album/4288
Oh and yes, someone was nice enough to share with me an EAC lossless rip (FLAC+CUE+LOG). :)
edited 1:56 AM EDT April 29, 2009
The music files put onto the an actual soundtrack, however, are usually the uncompressed 48khz at 16-bit. Now, as you know, FLAC is lossless and retains the quality of the source material, therefore, you're probably getting a higher quality sound out of the OST then you would out of an audio extraction from the game.
I'll tell ya this, I have the Super Mario World OST in FLAC and it sounds noticeably better, in my opinion, then the same music extracted form the game. :)
- CyberSpark
And CD Audio is 44.1khz 16-bit PCM.
I think what Mouser was asking was if the music itself is different (e.g. extra/unreleased tracks, arrangements, stuff that wasn't streamed).
Ahh yes.. PS2PTT..
Rather than me uploading it.. just grab it here
http://ps2ptt.com/details.php?id=2803
Register if you aren't already a member :P
GBK; she uploads a shitload of lossless stuff on PS2PTT and UG
edited 2:01 PM EDT April 29, 2009
As for F-Zero, I requested this soundtrack directly from someone that owns an official copy, it's an EAC lossless rip with all of the proper settings as shown in my tutorial. :)
- CyberSpark
EAC extraction logfile from 18. August 2008, 2:11
Various / F-ZERO GX/AX ORIGINAL SOUND TRACKS -DISC1-
Used drive : TSSTcorpCD/DVDW SH-S162L Adapter: 0 ID: 0
Read mode : Secure
Utilize accurate stream : Yes
Defeat audio cache : No
Make use of C2 pointers : No
Read offset correction : 6
Overread into Lead-In and Lead-Out : No
Fill up missing offset samples with silence : Yes
Delete leading and trailing silent blocks : No
Null samples used in CRC calculations : Yes
Used interface : Installed external ASPI interface
Gap handling : Appended to previous track
Used output format : User Defined Encoder
Selected bitrate : 1024 kBit/s
Quality : High
Add ID3 tag : No
etc...
Its too long to list but yeah my copy which I got from there has log, cue etc.. :P
I can invite perhaps as I have 3 left :P (PM me with email :P )Rather give me an email address so I can send an invite :D
If your friend will give it to you then thats good :-) but if you need an invite i dont mind :)
edited 3:05 PM EDT April 29, 2009
Ahh just sign up to and grab it there
HERE
edited 5:58 PM EDT April 29, 2009
Thanks again. :)
But yeah for me as long as its real lossless and no fake bs then its good with or without logs / cues etc.. :)
I trust UG, PS2PTT and many other sites :P I love flac .. :) I know it takes a twisted person to do such a thing.. he he
I might be able to explain the reasons why LOGs and CUEs are generated in the first place and why Read offset correction is so important.
First let's start with Read offset correction. Except for a small minority of drives, most all drives have an offset, whether it be minus a few sample (milliseconds) or plus a few samples. If you have a drive with an offset and you want to rip an exact 1:1 copy of an audio CD, this offset needs to be corrected, otherwise, the drive will start reading before or after the actual start point of the disc.
The CUE sheet basically contains the layout of the CD, because audio CDs are just 1 single track and the CUE sheet contains the information of the exact start and stop points which make up the individual tracks.
The log file contains information about the ripping process, what settings were applied, what drive was used, .ect. Although not absolutely required, it's recommended because it can be used to verify a rip and inform the viewer of any errors.
Hey marcusss, have you ever tried configuring your drive to to use the AccurateRip service via EAC? If you put in Key Discs while EAC is open, a window will appear from AccurateRip and attempt to automatically configure your drive's Read offset correction. Even though the exact model name of your drive isn't in the database, it's usually safe to assume that drives of that same model also apply the same Read offset correction. Mine isn't exact listed either, however, EAC, through AccurateRip, was able to configure it. :)
Anyway, just some food for thought.
edited 2:41 AM EDT April 30, 2009
http://www.myspace.com/HyllianMusic
It sucks. It's scratchy, as if they merely upsampled the in-game audio and released it as MP3s. Cutscenes also contain voices.
The audio files used by the game sound much better.
edited 12:22 AM EDT May 1, 2009
Hm, that may not work too well if the CD is not burned with Write offset correction.
marcusss, I'm going to make an assumption here and say that the proper Read offset correction for your drive is +102. The reason for my saying this is based on the fact that most manufactures try to keep the same offset for a particular model, and according to the AccurateRip website, all of the models that are similar to yours have the same offset correction of +102. Image
Setting up with Key Discs (should use factory-labeled CDs) may confirm this or contradict it, but if you are able to find out for sure what the proper Read offset correction for your drive is, I can help you set EAC to make use of AccurateRip without the need for Key Discs.
edited 2:24 AM EDT May 3, 2009
Thanks for your help.
It should play fine, but will have different CRC then a proper rip, so you can't easily check for errors in the extraction.
And CyberSpark.. yes from looking at those offsets and models it would seem that mine is most likely the same offset :)
Final Fantasy VI - OSV CD 1 (FLAC)
Final Fantasy VI - OSV CD 2 (FLAC)
edited 5:34 PM EDT May 4, 2009
I wonder how Final Fantasy VI and old game soundtracks in general were recorded. If you listen to the OST, the only difference between it and the SPC set (in mudlord's new MGME) is slightly more bass and possibly some analogue recording hiss when playing at high volumes for the OST.
I wonder how Nobuo Uematsu produced the music. Synth? He probably tosses his compositions at some other people who convert it into game format. I wonder what Uematsu's originals are like (he had to have heard his work beforehand somehow.)
edited 9:51 PM EDT May 5, 2009
Piano Collections (FLAC) & Special Tracks (FLAC) & STARS Vol.1 (FLAC) & STARS Vol.2 (FLAC)
edited 5:24 PM EDT May 5, 2009
You mean 16-bit days. Did he compose on the SNES hardware using their driver junk?
In FF1, the only credit for programming is NASIR.
In FF3, Music Program: Hiroshi Nakamura.
Nakamura is also credited with "Program Assist" on FF2, so it may have been his work there, too.
Then on it was indeed the AKAO.
The Very Best of SEGA
DJMAX PORTABLE 2 Audio Trinity
DJMAX PORTABLE Original Sound Tracks
DJMAX TECHNIKA Original Soundtrack
I'm also interested in an EAC lossless rip of PangYa Portable Original Sound Track and POWER DoLLS 1 Soundtrack Resonance. :)
If there are any questions about how to use/setup EAC, I will be glad to help. :) Cyaz.
FFVII: Advent Children OST Disc 2
FFVII: Dirge of Cerberus OST Disc 1
FFVII: Dirge of Cerberus OST Disc 2
FFVII: Crisis Core OST Disc 1
FFVII: Crisis Core OST Disc 2
edited 5:50 PM EDT June 6, 2009
Would anyone happen to have Gyakuten Saiban Jazz Album ~Gyakuten Meets Jazz Soul~? It's actually out of print. :(
Jeez, I've never actually listened to it. This is hot.
Music By: Rafael Dyll (2008) (MP3)
Opening-Prologue MP3
Logo MP3
Mercenary-X (Main Theme) Mp3
Soldier Unleashed MP3
Running mad (Berzerker 1) MP3
BIG trouble MP3
Industrial Menace MP3
Hit and Run (Berzerker 2) MP3
Bite me! (Dance to the Dragon Mix) MP3
Hyper Space Assault MP3
The Eye of the Storm MP3
War above the Clouds MP3
Lord of the Wind MP3
Compulsion to destroy MP3
New High-Score MP3
Game Over MP3
Lurking Evil MP3
Serenity (PS3 game select-Berzerker 4)MP3
The Square Root of Cube MP3
The End MP3
Back to the Roots (Credits) MP3
Cutscene (instrumental) MP3
The Hero (Alternative Hi-Score) MP3
Edits:Link corrections. While correcting links I realized that I forgot to upload a few mp3s of this OST, I'll upload the missing ones when I get a chance.
Enjoy this awesome soundtrack!!
edited 1:32 AM EDT June 19, 2009
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edited 2:00 AM EDT June 19, 2009
edited 2:01 AM EDT June 19, 2009
Thanks for offering but I already have high quality mp3s of this album, I'm hoping ot get an EAC lossless rip if possible or just buy the album myself, when the funds are together, and make my own lossless rip. Thanks again.
Hi gamerjet.
Thanks for sharing all of that music. :) I'm unfamiliar with this music; is there one OST that you might recommend?
Requests:
Does anyone have the CDs to the following albums and is possibly willing to make an EAC lossless rip?
Planetary Pieces: Sonic World Adventure Original Soundtrack
SONIC ADVENTURE 2 ORIGINAL SOUND TRACK multi-dimensional (C#_MJCG-80075 and not the bootleg MICA-0370~1)
Valkyrie Profile 2 -Silmeria- Arrange Album
Valkyrie Profile 2 -Silmeria- Original Soundtrack Vol.1 Alicia Side
Valkyrie Profile 2 -Silmeria- Original Soundtrack Vol.2 Silmeria Side
Valkyrie Profile -LENNETH- Arrange Album
I'm mostly interested in the Valkyrie Profile 2 as I was listening to some of it here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvvzgyWdedQ&fmt=18
edited 2:13 AM EDT June 19, 2009
All of the links are just individual tracks from the entire OST. I didn't have an account for mega upload, so I just did a separate multi-upload. My favorite track is Lord of the Wind...
Soldner X Lord of the Wind MP3
Also, you'll be happy to hear I have one of your requests, SONIC ADVENTURE 2 ORIGINAL SOUND TRACK multi-dimensional C#_MJCG-80075. I imported this one a while back from gamemusic.com, so you don't have to worry about it being a bootleg; as I own the actual original discs.
I'll rip the discs to my HDD, sign-up for a megaupload account, and post the links here.
Edits: link and spelling corrections
edited 1:20 AM EDT June 19, 2009
edited 1:21 AM EDT June 19, 2009
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Also, for future reference, if you're going to post multiple links, it would be greatly appreciated if you were to post them as links (see the "Tags:" section next to the "Message" field above the MEGA MAN picture). Just pointing out the availability of the feature. Mouser X over and out.
That's a good idea about uploading zips, etc., unfortunately I just don't have the time or patience to wait for it to slowly upload one big file and then break at 99%. I'm uploading on and off, working on other stuff at the same time.
I'll tag the links next time, sorry about that.
gamerjet, you might want to hold up on uploading that Sonic soundtrack, I've already found someone that will do this for me and make a proper EAC lossless rip. On the other hand, if you already plan to rip the CDs using Exact Audio Copy, I can link you to my tutorial for setting the program up properly, it probably will take about 15 or 20 minutes to go through but it's a one time setup.
Mouser X, MegaUpload allows up to 500MBs per file for FREE users; so yes, you might be able to get away with archiving a single disc and uploading it there. :)
Omochao, thanks for the link but I'm looking mainly for EAC lossless rips of these albums; so unless someone has the physical copies and is able to setup the EAC program, there's no other way to get bit-identical copies of these discs. Thanks anyway.
The only difference I can think of is the drive that's going to be used to make the rip and determining which one, yours or this other person's, will retrieve the most information from the disc. Hmm, decisions decisions....
If you still want to setup the program and make your own lossless rip, I'd be more then happy to show you how to do that. You can find the info for setting up the program, along will all of the download links, here: EAC guide
By the way, I'm sorry that I wasn't more specific in my requests for EAC lossless. I see that you edited one of your posts with a download link for the MP3s. Sorry.
edited 2:33 AM EDT June 19, 2009
You know something, MU used to delete links to VGM pretty fast before the upgrade, but now it's different. I've seen links that are still up from months ago. I hope that it continues like this. :)
edited 2:45 AM EDT June 19, 2009
Laptop:
Optiarc SuperMulti 8X DVD+/-R/RW with Double Layer Support (Internal)
Desktop:
Samsung 48X CD-R/RW SW-252S (Internal)
External:
HP SuperMulti 40X DVD Writer 840y with Double Layer Support (USB External)
If you need more information such as OS, RAM, etc. Let me know.
edited 3:04 AM EDT June 19, 2009
edited 3:06 AM EDT June 19, 2009
I have too been wanting this for ages! =)
"Samsung 48X CD-R/RW SW-252S (Internal)"
would be the best drive for ripping, as laptop/external drives in my experience have lower build quality. But I might be wrong.
Also, as spellmaker said, please share the link when it gets ripped.
CyberSpark, whatever is the outcome of this, whether you ask gamerjet or your friend to do the EAC (FLAC) lossless rip - when someone has the FLACs or otherwise of the Sonic Adventure 2 (Battle) Soundtrack please may you post a link with them? =)
Sure, no problem. If gamerjet makes the rip then (s)he'll mostly post it here anyway, otherwise, if this other person rips the CDs for me, I will re-upload as I do not like to post links if they weren't publicly posted by the user.
I'd wager that
"Samsung 48X CD-R/RW SW-252S (Internal)"
would be the best drive for ripping, as laptop/external drives in my experience have lower build quality. But I might be wrong.
Maybe maybe. Hey gamerjet, there's one thing that I would like you to test with this drive, if you're willing. I want to see if your Samsung 48X CD-R/RW SW-252S (Internal) is capable of retrieving the ISRC codes from the disc and store them in the CUE sheet. Here's how to test for it:
Open the Exact Audio Copy program and, in the Menu bar, navigate to: EAC -> EAC Options -> Tools [tab].
"(1) Enable "Retrieve UPC/ISRC codes in CUE sheet generation" and press the OK button which will bring you to the main window.
(2) Insert a factory-labeled audio CD into the drive and navigate to: Action -> Create CUE Sheet -> Multiple WAV Files With Gaps (Noncompliant) and save it to the desktop.
(3) Right-click on the CUE sheet and 'open with' Notepad.
(4) The ISRC codes should contain a mix of letters and numbers, if there are symbols of any kind (example: @ or &) then your drive most likely does not support this feature and it should be left disabled. Sometimes the ISRC codes will generate only 0s, and in this case you should test with a different CD."
Tell me if this works. :) Thanks.
Also why do you want ISRC codes?
What are they used for?
REM GENRE Game
REM DATE 2001
REM DISCID 9912491D
REM COMMENT "ExactAudioCopy v0.99pb5"
CATALOG 4535506800756
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
TITLE "Multi-Dimensional: Sonic Adventure 2 Original Soundtrack (Hero Side)"
FILE "SA2 (Main Riff).wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "SA2 (Main Riff)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100363
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Let's Make It! (Event)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100364
INDEX 00 00:21:27
FILE "Let's Make It! (Event).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "Escape from the City (City Escape).wav" WAVE
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE "Escape from the City (City Escape)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100364
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 04 AUDIO
TITLE "Mad Convoy Race (City Escape)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100366
INDEX 00 02:17:58
FILE "Mad Convoy Race (City Escape).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "That's the Way I Like It (Metal Harbor).wav" WAVE
TRACK 05 AUDIO
TITLE "That's the Way I Like It (Metal Harbor)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100367
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 06 AUDIO
TITLE "Can't Stop, So What!? (Metal Harbor)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100368
INDEX 00 02:44:11
FILE "Can't Stop, So What! (Metal Harbor).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 07 AUDIO
TITLE "Won't Stop, Just Go! (Green Forest)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100369
INDEX 00 00:53:22
FILE "Won't Stop, Just Go! (Green Forest).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "Keys the Ruins (Pyramid Cave).wav" WAVE
TRACK 08 AUDIO
TITLE "Keys the Ruins (Pyramid Cave)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100370
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 09 AUDIO
TITLE "Unstable World (Crazy Gadget)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100371
INDEX 00 03:26:60
FILE "Unstable World (Crazy Gadget).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "Highway in the Sky (Final Rush).wav" WAVE
TRACK 10 AUDIO
TITLE "Highway in the Sky (Final Rush)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100372
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 11 AUDIO
TITLE "-GUN- Mobile (Boss)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100373
INDEX 00 02:59:13
FILE "-GUN- Mobile (Boss).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 12 AUDIO
TITLE "SA2...In the Groove (Advertise)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100374
INDEX 00 01:54:72
FILE "SA2...In the Groove (Advertise).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 13 AUDIO
TITLE "Strategy (Event)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100374
INDEX 00 02:07:72
FILE "Strategy (Event).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 14 AUDIO
TITLE "This Way Out (Prison Lane)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100376
INDEX 00 01:28:06
FILE "This Way Out (Prison Lane).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 15 AUDIO
TITLE "Rumbling HWY (Mission Street)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100376
INDEX 00 03:11:27
FILE "Rumbling HWY (Mission Street).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "Chasing Drive (Kart).wav" WAVE
TRACK 16 AUDIO
TITLE "Chasing Drive (Kart)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100378
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 17 AUDIO
TITLE "Down in the Base (Hidden Base)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100378
INDEX 00 02:42:38
FILE "Down in the Base (Hidden Base).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 18 AUDIO
TITLE "On the Edge (Eternal Engine)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100380
INDEX 00 03:35:13
FILE "On the Edge (Eternal Engine).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 19 AUDIO
TITLE "SA2 ver.B (Advertise)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100380
INDEX 00 02:52:34
FILE "SA2 ver.B (Advertise).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 20 AUDIO
TITLE "Kick the Rock (Wild Canyon)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100382
INDEX 00 00:26:50
FILE "Kick the Rock (Wild Canyon).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 21 AUDIO
TITLE "A Ghost's Pumpkin Soup (Pumpkin Hill)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100383
INDEX 00 03:15:19
FILE "A Ghost's Pumpkin Soup (Pumpkin Hill).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "Dive into the Mellow (Aquatic Mine).wav" WAVE
TRACK 22 AUDIO
TITLE "Dive into the Mellow (Aquatic Mine)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100384
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 23 AUDIO
TITLE "Deeper (Death Chamber)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100385
INDEX 00 03:37:04
FILE "Deeper (Death Chamber).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 24 AUDIO
TITLE "Space Trip Steps (Meteor Herd)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100386
INDEX 00 04:07:55
FILE "Space Trip Steps (Meteor Herd).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 25 AUDIO
TITLE "Masters of the Desert (Boss)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100387
INDEX 00 03:30:06
FILE "Masters of the Desert (Boss).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "Reunion (Event).wav" WAVE
TRACK 26 AUDIO
TITLE "Reunion (Event)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100387
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 27 AUDIO
TITLE "Prof. Omochao (Advertise)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100389
INDEX 00 00:41:21
FILE "Prof. Omochao (Advertise).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "Chao Race Extended Mix.wav" WAVE
TRACK 28 AUDIO
TITLE "Chao Race Extended Mix"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100390
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 29 AUDIO
TITLE "Chao Garden Extended Mix"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100391
INDEX 00 06:43:56
FILE "Chao Garden Extended Mix.wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
EDIT: I just wanted to confirm that according to EAC, My drive does have this feature.
edited 10:47 PM EDT June 19, 2009
Interesting. It seems that the drive isn't reading the codes quite right. The results aren't exact consistent, as show here and in many other places throughout the CUE sheet:
FILE "Space Trip Steps (Meteor Herd).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 25 AUDIO
TITLE "Masters of the Desert (Boss)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100387
INDEX 00 03:30:06
FILE "Masters of the Desert (Boss).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "Reunion (Event).wav" WAVE
TRACK 26 AUDIO
TITLE "Reunion (Event)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100387
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 27 AUDIO
TITLE "Prof. Omochao (Advertise)"
PERFORMER "Sega and Wavemaster"
ISRC JPD600100389
INDEX 00 00:41:21
FILE "Prof. Omochao (Advertise).wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
You can kind of see where the adjustments needs to be made because each track has it's own unique code, therefore, there shouldn't be a double ISRC JPD600100387, it should be ISRC JPD600100387, ISRC JPD600100388, ISRC JPD600100389
Anyway, as I said before, it's not the most important information, it's just information that's part of the original CD though. :)
edited 2:00 AM EDT June 20, 2009
What caused that to happened though?
Did I misconfig EAC or did my drive just fail to read it correctly?
You might be able to try this with the BenQ drive as well and see if it gives you a different result. Thanks again for running these tests. If it becomes tiresome then don't worry about it.
The HP SuperMulti 40X DVD Writer 840y with Double Layer Support (USB External) couldn't retrieve the ISRC codes.
Is it possible that my disc might actually have double ISRC codes on those certain tracks? (Probably dumb question, but I figured I would offer it up anyways! :)
I tried the 2nd cd (DARK side) and interestingly, the ISRC codes are doubled at the same positions.
Then I tried my Namco Classic Collection Digigroove Techno Maniax CD and look at the following...
REM GENRE Soundtrack
REM DISCID 6F0A5C08
REM COMMENT "ExactAudioCopy v0.99pb5"
PERFORMER "Namco Classic Collection"
TITLE "Techno Maniax"
FILE "Mappy.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Mappy"
PERFORMER "Namco Classic Collection"
ISRC JPPC09717451
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Pac-Man"
PERFORMER "Namco Classic Collection"
ISRC JPPC09717449
INDEX 00 06:22:40
FILE "Pac-Man.wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE "New Rally X"
PERFORMER "Namco Classic Collection"
ISRC JPPC09717448
INDEX 00 04:25:27
FILE "New Rally X.wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 04 AUDIO
TITLE "Galaga"
PERFORMER "Namco Classic Collection"
ISRC JPPC09717452
INDEX 00 05:59:07
FILE "Galaga.wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 05 AUDIO
TITLE "Dig Dug"
PERFORMER "Namco Classic Collection"
ISRC JPPC09717452
INDEX 00 06:21:70
FILE "Dig Dug.wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 06 AUDIO
TITLE "Mappy"
PERFORMER "Namco Classic Collection"
ISRC JPPC09717447
INDEX 00 03:03:10
FILE "Mappy.wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 07 AUDIO
TITLE "Xevious"
PERFORMER "Namco Classic Collection"
ISRC JPPC09717445
INDEX 00 05:07:17
FILE "Xevious.wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 08 AUDIO
TITLE "Galaga"
PERFORMER "Namco Classic Collection"
ISRC JPPC09717446
INDEX 00 04:35:37
FILE "Galaga.wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
The ISRC codes are completely out of sequence!
Track #1: ISRC JPPC09717451
Track #2: ISRC JPPC09717449
etc.
Could their be some kind of hidden ISRC code protection or blocker? Like a securom or starforce protection? Possibly preventing the correct retrieval of data? (I'm probably thinking too deep here, but I'm just throwing anything out there that would seem reasonably possible, at least to me anyways!)
EDIT: Maybe my drive does not support ISRC code?
Maybe EAC was wrong? On a side note, EAC crashed during a repeat test. Not really important, but I figured I shared anyways because it locked my drive for like a mintue after the crash and I was like ****! LOL
edited 5:46 AM EDT June 20, 2009
If anything, I can request that the other person preform this same test with their drive and see if the results are any different. If they are any more consistent, they can just be swapped out. Since other persons are looking forward to you ripping an EAC lossless version of this soundtrack, I don't want to hold that up for some piece of information that doesn't even affect the ripping quality and can be changed at some later time. Again, if you have any problems in setting up the program with the tutorial, I will gladly help you out. :)
By the way, there are two different methods for ripping the CD, as sighted in the tutorial. Both are just as accurate but the main difference is the files that are generated. My preferred method is ripping the soundtrack as a single WAV (FLAC) file with CUE sheet and log file, these files will work very easily in foobar2000, Winamp, and other media players that support the CUE sheet. The other method, ripping the CDs into multiple WAV (FLAC) files with CUE sheet and log file, is also good, especially if you have a portable player that supports FLAC files, you'll have less of a hassle in moving those files over to the player. So basically, you can't go wrong with either method. If you were to load the CUE sheet from a single WAV rip or a Multi-WAV rip, both will be exactly the same and burn exactly the same. :) By the way, you can still separate the Single WAV file into multiple WAV files even after you've ripped the CD. It's a few steps but it's very simple to do through the EAC program.
Anyway, sorry about the wall of words. :p
edited 6:56 AM EDT June 20, 2009
As of this writing, I'm in the process of uploading to Mega upload. I've archived everything into 2 7zip files, one for each disc and files. I've tested the 7zips and they have no detected errors and should extract just fine.
Hopefully the uploads will go smoothly, ETR 8 hrs.
I've included cue's, log's, md5's, sfv's, m3u's.
I'll post links asap, as I'll probably be asleep when it finally finishes. :)
EAC_FLAC
More Than Mario
This album doesn't seem to be available anymore on the official site; so my thanks goes to a user on one of the forum sites that shared this with me. :)
Enjoy!
btw, is it remixes, compilation, or what? :)
Sonic Adventure 2 Multi Dimensional HERO side (EAC FLAC)
I've included cue's, log's, md5's, sfv's, m3u's.
Enjoy!! :)
lets hope this encourages me to tag the GC ADX SA2B rip :P
There was a bit of an oversight: adjusting read offset correction, applying AccurateRip support, but thank you for going through the trouble and sharing this. :)
You can't tag files that use VGMStream, at least I have been told this.
Are you planning on supporting tags hcs, all other stream formats I know except WAV do. =/
And its really annoying...
Also does anyone know why -GUN- Mobile (Boss) is a WAV file and not a FLAC on the SA2B CD Rip?
edited 5:48 PM EDT June 23, 2009
I'm really not too keen on the idea of supporting tags, especially given that there are no tags to support.
And when you say "all other stream formats", what do you mean? I can name over 100 stream formats that don't support tagging, how many can you name that do?
Erm not many, but as I sorta implied its the only the formats I use that I know.
MP3
MP3-WAV (WAV headed MP3, useful for Warcraft III)
M4A
MP4
XSF (USF, PSF) [Hmm, SSF and 2SF arn't streamed are they as you can mute channels in Winamp... Then again are any of them streamed?)
FLAC
Two I don't use but have tag support: OGG, AAC
If there are anymore they have escaped my mind currently.
WAV supports tags, really?
Also hcs, how are tags stored?
Are they stored inside the file itself, if so how do the files not increase in size when one tags them?
Tag support would be really nice though, even if it was only for a title. =)