Just to clarify, the files are named after the filenames on the game disc, and those are named after the section of the game they're from.
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Originally Posted by joethelion
about extracting audio...
have you thought about simply recording it as if it were analogue?
like simply... plug the playstation into your stereo (or computer if you have the necessary cables)
play the game/let it run while you have your stereo/computer recording?
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I had considered that, but there's the problem with the emulation (I don't have a Playstation, much less a Japanese PS). For one thing, there are some parts of the game I haven't even accessed yet, because I haven't played the game much, and parts that I may never be able to access because it crashes. The other problem is that if the game emulation slows down for whatever reason (which it often does), the audio cracks and pops as it gets time stretched to stay in sync with the video. So digital extraction is the way to go here.
I'll do some more when I get some time, but I've been pretty busy lately.