Ripping sounds/music/graphics files from games?

Any ideas please?.Ive allready tried Dragon unpacker but it does not cover enough file formats

[D.O.A]

If all else fails, and you have no other options, you can use a video recording device such as fraps, and then record in game. Convert the video to avi (or any other file), and open it up in a sound editing program (goldwave can play avi videos). It will be audio only.

If all else fails, and you have no other options, you can use a video recording device such as fraps, and then record in game. Convert the video to avi (or any other file), and open it up in a sound editing program (goldwave can play avi videos). It will be audio only.

Thanks i bear this i mind good idea that.

+ reps given

[Ginger Lord]

Can always just use goldwave and record the output your PC makes, saves getting compression and stuff with fraps in the way.

[Faceman]

Which game are you looking to rip?

[Koobazaur]

Can always just use goldwave and record the output your PC makes, saves getting compression and stuff with fraps in the way.

Or any audio recording program. Simple double click on the little headphone icon next to your clock, go to Options->Properties, Select recording, make sure the "Stereo Mix" or "Mono Mix" is checked and click OK. Now in the volume control window make sure you check the "Selected" (or whatever it is in english) checkbox below "Stereo Mix" or "Mono Mix" and viola - the sounds your PC produces are effectively treated as a microphone!

Just be careful, as they will record REALLY LOUD, so make sure you turn the volume on them almost all the way to the bottom (on mine they are on the last bar).