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 Member 532 Level 7.77 Mar 2006 
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I don't know much about extracting emulation files from a console (I understand it takes an intimate understanding of Assembly), but if you want to do an analog recording, you'll need a cable like this. You plug the RCA (red and white) jacks into your console and the 1/8" stereo end into your sound card's line input jack. Make sure you don't confuse the line input jack with the microphone jack, because the microphone jack is mono and the line input jack is stereo.
There are lots of options for recording software. A good free one is Audacity. For converting WAV files to MP3, you should be using LAME (attached to this post) and a frontend that works with it. You could set up EAC to work with LAME and that way whenever you rip a CD it will use LAME to encode your MP3s as well. Moguta has a nice guide in this forum about setting EAC up. Most amazing jew boots |
Member 532 Level 7.77 Mar 2006
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I like that diagram. The cable I linked to basically has the RCA-to-stereo adapter built in, but it's the same principal.
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