Leroy...

[Kogahazan]

What ever happened to that thing you were doing on forums before the crash, about ripping music from Legendia because the OST had incompletes and stuff? Were you doing that on a request basis or were you planning to do the whole thing? I'm having a craving to have the whole thing now... But I don't want you to do it if you don't want to.

Edit: Oh... If the files happen to be in adx format when extracted from the game, I got the plugin to play those actually... If you do plan to rip the whole thing, I don't need any time consuming re-encoding into mp3 or anything... Thank you for any consideration.

[Datschge]

The ToL drama CDs have plenty tracks not on the OST.

[Kogahazan]

Yar, I be on a college student's budget...
Everything goes towards school; I have absolutely no disposable income for the next four years : (

[Leroy]

I have the mp3s.. I suppose I can find somewhere to put them. They're just labeled xx0061.mp3, xx0062.mp3, etc. but they're all there.. at least, everything from the game that was streaming audio. The sound quality is pretty poor, it was put on the game disc that way.. if you compare something from the game disc that actually made it to the soundtrack, the difference is nerve racking. Also, anything sequenced isn't there.. that will require a .psf rip.. which surprisingly hasn't been done yet.. probably due to the fact that there might be less than ten tracks sequenced (all the battle themes for sure, maybe more).

[Kogahazan]

Alright. Thanks so much, take your time.

[Datschge]

if you compare something from the game disc that actually made it to the soundtrack, the difference is nerve racking.

Just to clarify for those who don't know: the difference between OST and in-game is lossless 44.1 kHz versus lossy (1:4) 22.05 kHz. For those who like ToL music the ToL drama CDs should be worth for the better music quality alone.

[Leroy]

Just to clarify for those who don't know: the difference between OST and in-game is lossless 44.1 kHz versus lossy (1:4) 22.05 kHz. For those who like ToL music the ToL drama CDs should be worth for the better music quality alone.

Exactly right. I can only assume this was this to accommodate the obscene amount of spoken dialog in the game (at least for the Japanese version). I'm interested to know more about the CDs.. I really don't care for voice dramas, but how much of the CDs are music tracks from the game?

[Datschge]

As far as I understand the Japanese page I linked before the "voice of characterquest 2" drama CD (which was released a week ago) comes together with an interview DVD and the mentioned soundtrack CD with 41 tracks not on the OST (Japanese tracknames as well as a couple samples are on the page). I don't know if the additional DVD and CD are pre-order bonuses or always included in one pack...