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10-11-2002, 09:56
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Thats not always possible. Only some games use wav others use many different types of filing and compression for their sound files. So just look in the folders and see what you find.
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11-11-2002, 13:37
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I think I've not just explained well what I mean....
I know that on a lot of DVD 4 ps2 you could find WAVs, VOBs, WAD.... I know that there is a lot of progz that letterally rips the audio from these files and transform it in a simply WAV (or mp3) ... But don't know the name of them and where I caould find them! 
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11-11-2002, 13:46
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Sorry, I dont think I can help you with that one.
Tyler!
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11-11-2002, 18:38
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plug your audio output directly into a MD recorder or a desktop pc and record in Cool edit pro or something like that, since its all handled in 16bit you shouldnt lose to much sound quality,
handy for a dj wanting to use samples from ps2 games ?!? long way around tho :0 hope this helps
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