Suikun
29th August 2004, 00:11
I copied several files with the extension .pcm off a PS2 DVD. I've had little success converting them to anything usable.
"lame -x -s 48 input.pcm" gets some at least partially correct output, but there is a lot of noise and the sound is pitched up one octave.
Now in the game you can set the audio to either stereo or 5.1 sound, and I guess the multichannel thingy is the problem :/.
Is there any way to diassemble a multichannel PCM file?
"lame -x -s 48 input.pcm" gets some at least partially correct output, but there is a lot of noise and the sound is pitched up one octave.
Now in the game you can set the audio to either stereo or 5.1 sound, and I guess the multichannel thingy is the problem :/.
Is there any way to diassemble a multichannel PCM file?