   good tool for ripping audio from a program?
  I remember seeing a program that could rip media from an exe file. I don''t remember where I found it, though. does anybody know of a program that can extract audio from a executable file?thanks,Joe   My HomepageSome shoot to kill, others shoot to mame. I say clear the chamber and let the lord decide. - Reno 911 
  A mike may help  "C lets you shoot yourself in the foot rather easily. C++ allows you to reuse the bullet!"  ;  I have a mike, and an audio recording program. is that the only way to do it? My HomepageSome shoot to kill, others shoot to mame. I say clear the chamber and let the lord decide. - Reno 911 ;  The best way to capture audio like this is by using a sound card that has an internal digital loopback (such as the Soundblaster Live series). Most cards can do analog loopback, but since this involves a DAC and an ADC, the quality is degraded. I believe I''ve seen utilities for this under linux (useful for A/V sync, IIRC).However, even more convenient is to not have to record at all. If the audio is stored in the EXE as resources, any resource editor should be able to extract it. Other packing formats may also be extracted from.What, exactly, are you trying to do?   How appropriate. You fight like a cow. ;  Who''s audio are you ripping?   An ASCII tetris clone... | AsciiRis ;  It''s the track from the 64k demo from http://www.theproduct.de/It''s prefectly legal to rip it, they say so in the credits. What interests me is that they generate the music at runtime, so it''s not in a resource file, I don''t think.   My HomepageSome shoot to kill, others shoot to mame. I say clear the chamber and let the lord decide. - Reno 911 ;  hmm, wait, nevermind. after looking at their site closer they have a program for just this. damn I''m dense.   My HomepageSome shoot to kill, others shoot to mame. I say clear the chamber and let the lord decide. - Reno 911 