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Maybe 3 years back, I loved the game TRON 2.0. I still would if THE COMPUTER THAT IT RAN ON WENT BUST AND MY DAD NEVER FIXES ANYTH-*cough* 'Scuse me. Anyway, I loved the music and wanted it. I couldn't find any MP3's, so I decided to extract the music on my lonesome.
I looked through the installed files, the disc, no nothing. I looked for a tutorial, and I found one! YAY! Or not, because how I needed to get it was the most backwards way to get a MP3 out of a game ever. Mostly because how it was stored was the most backwards way to store music ever.
So I had to get a program called "WINREZ" to get the files. Cool, another program I won't ever need ever! Anyway, once you use the program, you're all set right? WRONG. The music NOT stored in one file, it's a bunch of bits of the track split up that is formed BY the game when you play it! To get the files, you need to put everything into Audacity, play the game and listen to the music a bunch, and piece it together by ear.
At that point I said "Screw it" and gave up.

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Cool story bro
Seriously, I didn't get any of that.
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PW132 wrote:
Aidan wrote:
Cool story bro
Seriously, I didn't get any of that.Me neither.
=.= I c wut u did thar.
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Here's the annoying tutorial: http://www.scratch.mit.edu/ext/youtube/?v=nin2najSWQQ

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Aidan wrote:
PW132 wrote:
Aidan wrote:
Cool story bro
Seriously, I didn't get any of that.Me neither.
=.= I c wut u did thar.
Moderator cat dissapprovs off ur submissionz.
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helltank wrote:
Aidan wrote:
PW132 wrote:
Me neither.=.= I c wut u did thar.
Moderator cat dissapprovs off ur submissionz.
ORLY
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Dude, that's cheap

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Aidan wrote:
PW132 wrote:
Aidan wrote:
Cool story bro
Seriously, I didn't get any of that.Me neither.
=.= I c wut u did thar.
Me too.
Also:
littletonkslover wrote:
Dude, that's cheap
This
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PW132 wrote:
Aidan wrote:
Cool story bro
Seriously, I didn't get any of that.Me neither.
LOL.
xD
Last edited by KalinaStar (2010-10-22 22:51:25)
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So...they just broke up the music into loops, then, and compressed them in some way which I'm assuming the WINREZ program undoes?
It makes perfect sense for saving space, especially if you have songs which repeat certain sections or parts of sections over (most if not all videogame music does). Modular music is built around the same principles, except to an even smaller extent (using just plain instrument samples).
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coolstuff wrote:
They didn't do that just to screw you up - that's the way it needs to be for the game to function properly. It happens all the time in the gaming biz.
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^This. It's no surprise that some games require some unusual extraction to obtain the music files.

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Nice story.
So after 3 years, you decided to bring it up on the Scratch forums?
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antimonyarsenide wrote:
Nice story.
So after 3 years, you decided to bring it up on the Scratch forums?![]()
No, you must have misread it.
He liked the game three years ago, and just recently decided to do whatever he described in this thread and post about it.
I couldn't follow what he said at all, though. Something about extracting files from something and something about the files being broken up or something.
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Aidan wrote:
Cool story bro
Seriously, I didn't get any of that.
Er, I understood it perfectly?

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sanddude wrote:
Never give up!
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Yes, but putting in weeks of piecing together bits of sound by ear and having to toggle between levels, thus rendering my save being started over? I don't think so. Also THE COMPUTER BROKE ANYWAY.

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Haha,
I have found some strange ways of doing things on the net, but this wins!
Last edited by FlexiStudio (2010-10-24 11:07:58)
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