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ilovemyq3map2
11-23-2008, 02:01 PM
I really would like to contribute another Total Overdose rip since the available version on Galbadia Hotel is rather buggy, incomplete and lacks of track information. Although I don’t mind giving away never-to-be-release game edited stuff, I feel really uncomfortable providing commercial albums for free. Problem. Total Overdose uses very little unlicensed material; As I’m a huge fan of Delinquent Habits and Control Machete, I don’t feel like supporting piracy, sharing not-that-hard-to-find albums for free. Here’s a work over: rip the stuff for yourself if you got the PC DVD version of Total Overdose. Please please please please please, do not distribute freshly ripped files.

Anyway, available on Megaupload (for 40Kb… you gotta be kidding) come OGGDog (http://www.megaupload.com/en/?d=MY4XIOWR), a home-made (win32) tool that can extract OGG streams out of huge files. I did the hardest part of the work, coding the stuff, providing an "OGG Stream Map" and track information. All you have to do now, is copy "sounds.naz" from the DVD to an empty directory along with this unzipped package and run "TOTracks.bat". After a few seconds, you should be able to listen to 80Mb of OGG encoded tracks! As usual, I’m not responsible for damages (and so on…)

Since a few tracks are unknown to me, only Delinquent Habits and Control Machete are fully detailed. By the way, try to buy the albums, they really worth it.

Note that you can extract all OGG streams from "sounds.naz" if you wish; the batch file will extract the most "complete" tracks only.

EDIT: I’d like to know if it works with PS2 version or if anyone knows any thing about unknown tracks (that would be cool)… A few feedbacks wouldn’t hurt neither *cough*


timotaka
05-15-2013, 06:44 PM
As much as I hate to resurrect a thread this old, I don’t have much choice given how hard it is to come by information about this game. Could you upload your tool to some other site, since Megaupload is dead and buried?

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