- Jun 5, 2012
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Hey please upload the OST of an visual novel called "Sharin no Kuni, Himawari no Shoujo". Much appreciated :D
reference: http://vgmdb.net/album/15508
reference: http://vgmdb.net/album/15508
[REQ] Sharin no Kuni, Himawari no Shoujo OST
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After you extracted the first link, there should be a folder with the following files:
"CDImage01.cue"
"CDImage01.tta"
"Folder.jpg"
and a subfolder called "BK" with four pictures.
Open "CDImage01.tta" with VLC Player to play all songs of CD1 at once. If you want the single tracks, you have to download a program which can split a CUE file. For example the freeware Medieval CUE Splitter. Open the program, click on "File" - "Open cue file" and then select the "CDImage01.cue". Then you can see all tracks. You can edit them by right clicking on a track and then "Modify track data" or you can split them in the single track files with "Split" (left corner) ... just select where you want to save them and that's it :)
The files are tta files. You can play them with the VLC Player. If you want to play it with another media player, you have to convert them I think, since Windows Media Player and Foobar2000 can't play them I think :)
PS: It should work the same way with the 2nd link, means CD2.
"CDImage01.cue"
"CDImage01.tta"
"Folder.jpg"
and a subfolder called "BK" with four pictures.
Open "CDImage01.tta" with VLC Player to play all songs of CD1 at once. If you want the single tracks, you have to download a program which can split a CUE file. For example the freeware Medieval CUE Splitter. Open the program, click on "File" - "Open cue file" and then select the "CDImage01.cue". Then you can see all tracks. You can edit them by right clicking on a track and then "Modify track data" or you can split them in the single track files with "Split" (left corner) ... just select where you want to save them and that's it :)
The files are tta files. You can play them with the VLC Player. If you want to play it with another media player, you have to convert them I think, since Windows Media Player and Foobar2000 can't play them I think :)
PS: It should work the same way with the 2nd link, means CD2.
- Mar 24, 2012
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Foobar2000 should be able to play them if you get the right plugin. (often the case for any lossless file~)
I could make this asl sometime if you'd rather not go through tagging the lossless files.
I could make this asl sometime if you'd rather not go through tagging the lossless files.
Kane
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I'll reupload it later and post the link here, but it can take one or two days, since I'm not at home :)
- Jan 9, 2012
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If you mean the first link from me (second post in this thread) with "the original", then I have to disappoint you. It are the same files, just in another format. MP3 needs much less space and you don't have a problem with the media players.