Ripping MODS from .adf's - Page 3

Axxy · 31 August 2018, 11:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wiking67

anyone have mrip3 to share?

PM me somewhere to send it and I'll archive the folder and send you the archive, scanned of course.. It's PC so probably not a Zone candidate...

Snowwie · 20 September 2018, 01:50

If I had to rip a module from an ADF without extra devices and the ADF being a NON-DOS image, I would just use WinUAE, play the ADF in it and screen record the whole bunch with Bandicam. Just use a low resolution and audio at PCM (which is usually standard). After that you can extract the audio with all kind of programs. But then you will have a WAV/FLAC or MP3 file (depending on what format you prefer), NOT the original mod file. Sometimes it can be easier to just look for the mod file on the Amiga Mod Archive website to see if it's there to download.

chip · 20 September 2018, 05:15

Amiga Mod Archive website will contain a lot of modules, like other sites (for example modland)

But anyway we "need" a way to rip a module straight from the disk

Indeed not all modules are ripped and ready to download

I well know that since i contributed to modland for a while

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20 September 2018, 01:50	#42
Snowwie Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Veendam, Netherlands Age: 47 Posts: 53	If I had to rip a module from an ADF without extra devices and the ADF being a NON-DOS image, I would just use WinUAE, play the ADF in it and screen record the whole bunch with Bandicam. Just use a low resolution and audio at PCM (which is usually standard). After that you can extract the audio with all kind of programs. But then you will have a WAV/FLAC or MP3 file (depending on what format you prefer), NOT the original mod file. Sometimes it can be easier to just look for the mod file on the Amiga Mod Archive website to see if it's there to download.

20 September 2018, 05:15	#43
chip Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Italy Age: 49 Posts: 2,942	Amiga Mod Archive website will contain a lot of modules, like other sites (for example modland) But anyway we "need" a way to rip a module straight from the disk Indeed not all modules are ripped and ready to download I well know that since i contributed to modland for a while

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