Your music for today

[Rudy]

I've been looking for a long time and in many many ways to extract the music from the game Eragon, published by Sierra/Vivendi. It's not exactly a mind-blowing game, but that sound track... that sound track...

Guess what, I finally managed to do it. Here's one of the songs. Enjoy

http://www.sierrachest.com/gfx/temp/VA2_M_12.mp3

[Collector]

Game Audio Player?

[Rudy]

SEG audio file. Don't ask me what it is... I finally found a converter to wav... on some Russian gaming site. I thought "#@%$& it" and gave it a go. Worked like a charm.

[Collector]

on some Russian gaming site.

You are a brave man. I assume that you scanned it with everything you could lay your hands on.

[Rudy]

The things I do for Sierra... Hope my hard disk won't be erased by tomorrow morning...

[Collector]

I take it that Game Audio Player didn't work.

[Rudy]

This was the only way I managed to convert it. You like the music?

[Collector]

The game is one that I have never played. This music is something like movie music, who's scores are better appreciated with some familiarity with the game.

[DeadPoolX]

Rudy, if you're looking for good converters, here are two you can try:

1. Oxelon Media Converter - http://www.oxelon.com/media_converter.html

2. Freemake (multiple converters available) - http://www.freemake.com/downloads/

All of those are completely free and legal.

[Collector]

I think that he is looking more for extracters than converters.

[Rudy]

I use Oxelon all the time, DPX. It's a great tool, but it didn't recognize these kind of audio files, so I needed something different this time.