NTRQ - Native NES Tracker by Neil Baldwin (Page 21) - Nintendo Consoles - Forums

321 Apr 8, 2010 8:32 pm

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HERE IS MY 22 CENTS WORTH OF SPARE OPINION MY GOOD FRIENDS (inflation)

NSF is GREAT, I can carry 5000 tracks, have them play accurately almost on any PC I find, and this takes a whopping 5 megs, with the plugin to play them

It also allows you to DJ files in a different context

Obviously, Neil doesn't wanna make it happen, and I respect that... if he's not going to use it then he shouldn't waste his magical creative juice on it

HOWEVER, from my experience, Neil is also one hell of an ACE guy, and therefore I motion that if someone is good enough to figure out how to extract NSFs from .sav data, then he should get in contact with him and I'm sure something can be arranged...

SOOOooooo that bring us to the REAL question:

Is there anyone here that is good enough to do that?

322 Apr 8, 2010 8:34 pm

neilbaldwin

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WOW MAN!

OK, i can kind of see the point.

For me though it represents a game music ripping file format as opposed to something new music should be represented by.

I am a slave to you all, as always.

323 Apr 8, 2010 8:40 pm

neilbaldwin

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WOW MAN!

XC3N wrote:

and therefore I motion that if someone is good enough to figure out how to extract NSFs from .sav data, then he should get in contact with him and I'm sure something can be arranged...

SOOOooooo that bring us to the REAL question:
Is there anyone here that is good enough to do that?

You mo' fo'. I see what you did there, you slapped a glove in my face.

Help? HELP?! I could shit out NSFs in my sleep.

Bastards.

324 Apr 8, 2010 8:41 pm

BLEO

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Oh I'm the first one to give a big middle finger to anything VGM related here in the chip music world, but I think this is different.

Also, if the NSF file format for a second holds back any development of NTRQ, ie "I could add this awesome feature but NSFs won't be able to handle it" then middle finger to NSF

325 Apr 8, 2010 8:53 pm

XC3N

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HAHAHA omg I totally did NOT imply you were not good enough

I'm saying that if you have no interest in it, you shouldn't have to do it

and unless we have someone with the skills, it's never going to happen

=$

326 Apr 8, 2010 8:57 pm

neilbaldwin

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WOW MAN!

Ha ha, just messing XC

327 Apr 8, 2010 11:02 pm

egr

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Abandoned on Fire

LOL

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328 Apr 8, 2010 11:11 pm

Thretris

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neilbaldwin wrote:

For me though it represents a game music ripping file format as opposed to something new music should be represented by.

I think the point is so a song can be played back live on native hardware. Dudez like Anamanaguchi using powerpack and whatnot as opposed to mp3

other than that, I dont see the point. I would rather enjoy a song in itunes than having to open an NSF for enjoyment reasons.

329 Apr 8, 2010 11:23 pm

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egr wrote:

LOL

requesting wallpaper size

330 Apr 9, 2010 7:07 am

neilbaldwin

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WOW MAN!

egr wrote:

LOL

That's begging to be put on a t-shirt!

331 Apr 9, 2010 7:08 am

Shiru

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Regarding NSF format. There is a lot of original (not ripped from games) music in this format, even more than ripped. It is standart, widely supported on many platforms. Good or not, it is compatibility. Any new format will have long time problems with getting popularity.

If Neil does not want (by any reason) to make a tool for convert .sav to NSF, I'm pretty sure it will be done by someone else. It is not much more difficult than ripping music from the game.