A while back I remember reading on a website someplace about a guy making "Ys 1&2 Special Edition", or something like that, which was basically him substituting the redbook audio tracks from his copy of Ys 1&2 for tracks from the arranged BGM CDs.
This was something that I had already thought of doing myself with another game, but couldn't quite figure it out. I still haven't figured it out. He said he used an Amiga program to do it, and even he didn't have the stuff anymore.
I tried doing it some time ago with CDRWin, but with no success.
Does anyone know how to do this? I would prefer to do it in Toast, but I suppose I can use just about any burning program as long as it works.
Thanks for any help.
You need to make an ISO/WAV/CUE sheet of the game.
1) Use TocFixer to correct any track length variations and build a new-
CUE sheet.
2) Use this CUE sheet to make note of the exact times of each track.
3) Use a WAV editor to cut/fade the desired replacement track to the-
exact time and save over the original WAV track file.
4) Use TocFixer to clean up any small mis-sizes of these new tracks.
5) Burn with Nero/CDRWIN/Alcohol or just mount CUE and play in EMU.