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Is there a program that rips music from DS roms? If not, how do you rip it? Once it is ripped, do you need a program to convert it to MP3 and/or run it? You see, I want to rip the music from Gyakuten Kenji, but since I don't know how to, I can't. Could somebody please explain how?
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A suggestion that I was once given, try googling the game's soundtrack, prehaps it's already been ripped, prehaps there is a cd-soundtrack to download...I know and have one for psx games, but none that I have/know for cartridge games, if there was I'd rip sooo many 64 games :)Have you tried that yet?
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Replying to #2
I tried googling it, but since it's very recent, having only been released today, it lacks an OST. I tried using NDS Top System to rip the SDAT, and getting the files in the SDAT through SDATTool, but the SEQ folder where the music is supposed to be is completely empty.
You will need a few tools to make it easier:
You will need a program to grab the .sdat files from a ROM's filesystem: Tahaxan etc. or below
NDSTS
sdattool
ssequtiYou can read
this for the instructions.
Replying to #4
That's what I did. All of the folders, including the folder that was specified to have the SSEQ files in it, were empty, and the only file in it was an SMAP file. Should I try uploading it somewhere to see if it works with anyone else?
