MissingNo.
08-04-2018, 07:43 PM
Here is the original soundtrack of Spyro: Enter The Dragonfly, together with the official promo CD containing some tracks of such soundtrack as well as three exclusive songs (tracks 1, 6 and 7).
The original files to generate the FLAC files have been taken from zophar.net (https://www.zophar.net/music/playstation2-psf2/spyro-enter-the-dragonfly). Unfortunately, there are three tracks among these files that are not properly ripped, and therefore they are badly corrupted. In these cases, I have included the corresponding files of an old mp3 rip I had in my music collection, whose the sound quality is not so good, because apart from the fact that they are mp3, they seem to be recorded through the line in connection (analog) on the fly, because they all have static noise.
If someone knows how can I extract the original files from the game ISO following the same method (unknown for me) than in Zophar, then I would gladly do the work and update all these three files for a perfect and complete lossless soundtrack.
Edit: FIXED! It was merely a problem involving a wrong block interleave size of the original ADPCM files that were giving trouble. I have reuploaded the soundtrack with the fixed files, being thus now genuinely flawless and lossless.
Download link:
https://mega.nz/#!LUIFiIwI!muXMHrWJwIvkmqlXqZA9_luBDtz49JYY6144V9btitE
The original files to generate the FLAC files have been taken from zophar.net (https://www.zophar.net/music/playstation2-psf2/spyro-enter-the-dragonfly). Unfortunately, there are three tracks among these files that are not properly ripped, and therefore they are badly corrupted. In these cases, I have included the corresponding files of an old mp3 rip I had in my music collection, whose the sound quality is not so good, because apart from the fact that they are mp3, they seem to be recorded through the line in connection (analog) on the fly, because they all have static noise.
If someone knows how can I extract the original files from the game ISO following the same method (unknown for me) than in Zophar, then I would gladly do the work and update all these three files for a perfect and complete lossless soundtrack.
Edit: FIXED! It was merely a problem involving a wrong block interleave size of the original ADPCM files that were giving trouble. I have reuploaded the soundtrack with the fixed files, being thus now genuinely flawless and lossless.
Download link:
https://mega.nz/#!LUIFiIwI!muXMHrWJwIvkmqlXqZA9_luBDtz49JYY6144V9btitE