How to rip console game music with my laptop

Do not use the microphone jack as it is only able to play mono sound. I don't know if this is of any help to you, but here's an old schematic I've made on how to connect a PS2 to a computer. I don't know if this'll help you, but I'm posting it just in case.

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Did you try the stereo mixer?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

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I know the problem from my laptop that I only use to record voice takes with a mic. The quality is much worse than my SB Live Line In, I would never use it to rip music.

Of course you wouldn't, it's only monoaural...

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

This might sound stupid, but let's consider electronic static for a while. In a laptop, the components of the computer are rather tightly packed, meaning they might interfere with each other on a different basis than the components of a stationary computer, where they usually are apart by at least a little margin.

I downloaded the Noise.wav and noticed that, when normalised quite alot, you have a portion which quite clearly comes out as either a processor working or a harddrive being read - don't ask me how I've drawn the conclusion, but I just think it sounds alot like a stationary computer does when it's reading off the harddrive, no?

Or your soundcard is just teh suck, I don't know about that. But, then there's the possibility of dust and shit getting inside. Anyway, I know none of the above makes sense, but that's the conclusion I came to.

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