DL game soundtracks, including hucard ost's!

[ParanoiaDragon]

No problem

[ParanoiaDragon]

Added the 58 song ost for Beyond the Beyond(not the 5 song remix cd) to the first post!

[ParanoiaDragon]

Added Sapphire to the first post

[ParanoiaDragon]

Added Legendary Axe's 1 & 2, Tiger Road, & Twin Cobra/Tiger Heli 2 to the first post O:)

[ParanoiaDragon]

Added Forgotten Worlds to the first post

[ParanoiaDragon]

Added New Adventure Island, Dungeon Explorer, Kid Niki(NES), & Legend of Xanadu 2 to the first post.  On Legend of Xanadu 2, I ripped the music from both cd's.  For some reason, Falcom made the first cd, all the PSG tracks, & the second cd, all the redbook along with arranged tracks.  I took the liberty of putting all the tracks in order as you would hear them in the game & put them in the first part, with the arranged songs in the second part

[esteban]

Question to Joe and other mac users: Have you been able to open any of these files? I get an error message when stuffit (or whatever it is called) tries to decompress the files. I've been missing out on all of this music!

[ParanoiaDragon]

You're not able to use winrar on a Mac?

[nat]

Question to Joe and other mac users: Have you been able to open any of these files? I get an error message when stuffit (or whatever it is called) tries to decompress the files. I've been missing out on all of this music!

What version of Stuffit? I'm using StuffIt Expander 11 or something under OS 10.2.8 with no problems. I've downloaded a few and didn't have any trouble.

[Joe Redifer]

I haven't had any problems decompressing, either.  RAR is pretty standard.  Go to www.versiontracker.com (I assume you're using some incarnation of OSX) and search for RAR and download one of the freeware expanders.  Also Stuffit Expander is free.  It only costs if you want to use it to compress.  So maybe try searching for that first instead.

[ParanoiaDragon]

Hope that works out for you Steve!

And I added Dungeon Explorer 2(including all PSG & cinemas) & Dungeon Explorer for Sega CD to the first post

[esteban]

I haven't had any problems decompressing, either.  RAR is pretty standard.  Go to www.versiontracker.com (I assume you're using some incarnation of OSX) and search for RAR and download one of the freeware expanders.  Also Stuffit Expander is free.  It only costs if you want to use it to compress.  So maybe try searching for that first instead.

Hahaha. Well, I was actually on an OS 9 machine at the time I posted my question, but, regardless, I don't know what is causing the "Format Error #17450" in Stuffit. I believe it refers to a corrupt file, but who knows. I've rarely had this problem unzipping files with Stuffit, but I know I've encountered it before. I've always laid blame on "corrupt files" ...

Stuffit used to be a great utility (for mac, anyway), but it's a big piece of crap now. I switched to Unarchiver today, Paranoia's files unzip without a problem. I am an idiot!

[ParanoiaDragon]

Added Blazing Lazers(includes remix track of the 9th stage), Soldier Blade(including remix track of the 1st stage), Super Star Soldier(including remix track of the 1st stage), & Final Soldier.

[ParanoiaDragon]

Added Aero Blasters, & Wonderboy in Monsterland/Bikkuriman to the first post

[nat]

Since I'm lazy and I don't want to go search 6 pages of comments to find the answer, I will ask this question despite the fact it's probably been asked (and answered) at least once here before.

How are you ripping the PSG tracks? Do you use an emulator, some kind of HES extraction utility or are you playing them off the real hardware into a computer encoding MP3? If you are using a combination of these methods, it would be nice for you to make a note next to the download link telling which method was used for a particular game.

I ask because the few I've downloaded sound "off" from what I hear on my system. When it comes to audio, I'm all about 100% accuracy.



EDIT: OK, so I found the answer to my question. Apparently it was the first question asked in the thread. So..... My next question is, how would you feel if I said I'd be willing to re-"rip" some of those PSG tracks for you using the real hardware? Maybe I'd even go as far as to set up a small FTP server at home and mirror all the files so people don't have to deal with all that "MEGAUPLOAD" bullshit.