OST or OSV?

This is pretty interestig question, and also makes me wondering why they give different labelling toward game albums. The term of OSV usually, as Niki said, contains unaltered music from the game, while OST might contains some arranged tracks (like the case of Mother OST).

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Originally Posted by CHz

The reason these are different is because the OST contains the arranged versions of tracks used in the cutscenes of the PSX remake of Chrono Trigger in Final Fantasy Chronicles.

Or maybe because the music in PSX version using different sound driver with better quality? Muzza said the Chrono Trigger in PSX is bit different compared with the SNES version. But I'm not really sure either, because I think the chrono trigger is PSX is emulated, so basically there are not much differences.

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