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Actually, it's the other way around: Your SSB that you worship knocks off my beloved PSASBR to insane levels, so much so, I thought putting it in my PS3 would project the same game onto my TV. I'm awaiting the day Nintendo gets sued to Hell and back. Sent from my cell phone, because ancient satellites from across the cosmic web are lame.

Oooh, that makes more sense. When you said Wind Waker, I was all like, "wat". lol Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

wat Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

Welcome to the GCN, Samurai! You're sure to have a good time here. Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

I can think of plenty of "brown and grey" (also, you're abusing a stereo type that isn't even true; if a game's color palette was only brown and grey, there'd be a huge, major difference in how the game looks compared to whatever shooters you've played/seen) shooters I'd rather play over OoT, due to them being much, much funner on many levels. Another thing, too: you'd be very surprised how easy it is to tell shooters apart if you didn't look at them with such negativity and bias. Personal, not-related-to-your-post opinion coming up, not an attack against you(I think you're a cool person): I, unlike many people, don't let myself get blinded by nostalgia; I'm not going to let such a thing force me to put any game in such high regards when it doesn't deserve it. See, I am nostalgic about a lot of games, some I even know are bad/boring/whatever, but a few good memories aren't going to make me put them on a pedestal and worship them. Then I'm nostalgic about games that I thought were good, and still haven't got boring. Anyways, I went off on a mini-rant. Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

I layed down in the fetal position during a cold shower whilst gorging on a package of Chips Ahoy! cookies, crying. Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

Hidden Village. It's better. Damn it, EDIT: Ice Cream. It's better. Naughty Siri or Mean Siri? Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

<3 Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

Time. Time gets you money, after all. Tomato sauce or Alfredo sauce? Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

Last night I had pasta with a creamy vodka sauce. It was delicious.

Twilight Princess. Best ever. iPhone or iPhone?

Great program, man!

God, man, amazing. :3

I totally meant of, not if. Ducking autocorrect. Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

Are they ancient? Possibly extraterrestial? Sent from my cell phone, because fuck ancient satellites from across the cosmic web.

Photoshop. GIMP is no match, plain and simple. Scolar Visari or Admiral Orlock?

I updated the tutorial with info about the sampling rate I think a lot of you would find useful.

imgur. Reddit is one of the stupidest places on the internet. Mael Radec or Jorhan Stahl?

This is the support topic for the tutorial [TUTORIAL]Extracting Music from PS2 DVDs/ISOs. Please post here if you have any questions or feedback.

I don't see any reason why not.

Thanks, Naxy! Glad you've found it useful.

Thanks, man! Glad you like it.

Warning! Image heavy!As the warning title states, this tutorial is indeed image heavy. Proceed at your own caution if this can have negative effects on your browsing experience. Just a heads up!Some games have music and sound effects mixed into a single file, so there are times you'll have to sift through many files to find what it is you're looking for, due to the program extracting the many sound effects of the game with the music files. Fortunately, not all games are like this. One more thing!If you want a higher sampling rate on the audio, it's best to go into the configuration window to adjust this setting, since by default, it has the sampling rate set to 22050. However, I do not recommend actually doing this, as for some reason, doing so in PSound makes the audio high-pitched. Only do so if you want to. To get to the configuration window, you can go to Options -> Configure. Or, you can just press CTRL+C in PSound. Once there, look for where it says "Sample Rate", there should be text that reads, "Force to". What you have to do is click on the box to the left of it, and then pick the sampling rate; try setting it to 44100 Hz. Now press "OK'. Okay, now get to work on extracting the music! Welcome to my tutorial! Now, keep in mind, you're going to need the following before we begin: PSound: http://snailrush.online.fr/ PS2 Game: DVD or ISO And, if at all relevant to your interests, I am pretty sure this works with PS1 games, as well! And yes, you can also extract other sounds besides music. Now, let's get to it!

Welcome to the GCN, Zue!