I have painstaking converted all tracks to mp3.

Haha, damn you, I just spent a long time yesterday doing exactly this. You did a better job though, so thank you!

edit: oh shit I started a new page, everyone go look at all the bottom of the last page!

I used to do what you suggested (nsfplug and winamp disk writer), but last famicompo, and a few entries in this one, the times were a bit off.  I remember a really good track from last famicompo that the timing was listed about two minutes shorter than actual. 

To answer the question about which track has hidden/bonus tracks see Covers 55-5 "Stinkoman K/20X6", its listed as 51 seconds but if you save it out to 7 minutes and open in up in say, Audacity you can clearly see the other tracks. 

Since I'm somewhat of a perfectionist, if there is one track with wrong timings, there are probably others.  So I have to do it this more combersome way now.  I did use nsfplug to save out the WAVs initially, with a length of 10:00 and then opened each one up in audacity to see what the times should be.

It's a little excessive and perhaps obsessive, I guess, but I like it!

@Fearofdark, that is great news, I was wondering where the voting page was.

Generated:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/883356/famicom … ginals.m3u
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/883356/famicompo9_covers.m3u

There was a bug in entry 39 preventing it from playing properly in NSFPlay/NSFPlug but the rest are just fine. I even patched entry 39 so that it can play in NSFPlay as well: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/883356/Entry39 … atched.nsf

Using NSFPlug 2.2 and Winamp's Diskwriter feature, making the playlist and dumping a set of MP3s can be almost completely automated, and can be done in a relatively short amount of time. It's easy to edit the playlists by hand if you want to tweak the times, though I'm not sure why you want to reinterpret the times; why not listen to it for the length the submitter specified? In this Famicompo I think there were only 3 troll tracks which had times longer than their actual content (i.e. Hypnotoad, Kiss Me, Sandstorm), and it's pretty easy to just skip it if you don't want to listen to it anyway...

What track had extra stuff after the end of the specified time?

I will be posting torrents within a day or two.  Anyone prefer a specific site?

A few notes about this, any song that I determined to be less than 60sec, I looped 2x then exited it with a 5 second fadeout.  Other songs that loop have a 5 second fadeout.  I even found a track that appears to have 2 hidden songs in it, about 3 seconds after the listed track length ends.

Let me know if there are any problems or questions, I spent the last 10 days on this and plan to go back and do all the other famicompos next month, the same painstaking way, or better if I figure out a better way to convert them.

I can do flacs too if anyone wants them...

So far my absolute favorite is Original 45 "Batteries on Backbeat."  To me, that song is amazing.  There are many others but I imagine that one will win the Original category.

I already had a Mediafire account, so...

Playlists for Winamp & nsfplug:
http://www.mediafire.com/?n577b4fjb87dy26
http://www.mediafire.com/?pycvomac7wtv0wb

FCM9 Covers:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ctj2wery89n0fjx
http://www.mediafire.com/?p3d8760h2yhx6jz

FCM9 Originals:
http://www.mediafire.com/?vnds43qn32zz8kx

There's always at least one...

Speaking of stuff in FCM that there's always at least one of, I'm surprised that there's no chip-vocal stuff this year...

...unless there is and I'm forgetting it?

(Pictures of a City, GET WILD '12, Gothloli Attack and the PENIS entries don't count, those are sample-based :P)

Called it "somewhat decent" in the description

ANONYMITY COMPROMISED. 
EDIT: heh, I could have swore that the track descriptions were released at the same time as the anonymous songs.  Don't I look foolish now.