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Anybody know how to extract audio files from the .hdi file of a PC-98 game? I've looked around some and save for some not very helpful posts on random forums made in the early 2000s, I can't seem to find any way of accomplishing this. It's for a homebrew game from the 90s, so no warez btw.
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May 28, 2017 13:43
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BlueBlazer posted:Tried VLC? You'll probably need some sort of ancient magic library. VLC doesn't appear to work. The game is the homebrew game by the cult Aum Shinrikyo. quote:Here's a link to the .hdi file on Mega. You can use this emulator to run it (Harddisk → SASI #0 → Open and then point to the file. Then select Emulate → Reset). I can play it, but I have no idea how to extract all the soundclips it contains.
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May 29, 2017 04:55
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thebigcow posted:Loop back cable and record? Yeah, my backup idea was just to play the game and record directly from my sound card but I was hoping for a more optimal way of getting the files. Oh well.
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May 29, 2017 17:55
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Thanks so much everyone for weighing in. I don't even know if the music is MIDI, as it sounds like looped snippets of recordings (which might still be MIDI?)luncheon meat posted:e: found something saying 001A00 is the hex to look for to extract .m files but I did that on a bunch of files and when playing it was just a bunch of corrupt sounding garbage, so hm. Also found https://github.com/suzukiplan/PMD-extractor but looking at the source it goes for the same hex but nevertheless I'll try compiling it in the morning, just because I like compiling stuff and this game seems really fascinating I really appreciate all the info, thank you.
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Jun 1, 2017 05:53
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