December 10, 2009 - kenshinjeff

how to extact audio from .nds rom files

So you really really like that game you’re playing on your nds, and the track/audio file you want is not available on the game OST, what should you do? Here’s what you should do.

1. Dump your original NDS cartridge into a .nds rom file, or simply just go download a .nds rom file.
2. Unpack your .nds file file using dslazy.
3. Find sound_data.sdat in NDS_UNPACK\data\Sound\
4. Copy it to the same directory as ndssndext.exe
5. Fire up a command prompt, and run

ndssndext.exe sound_data.sdat

Viola~ Most, if not all the audio files ought to be in the newly created directory. And yes, I now have the really irritating mario rpg3’s sounds as my sms/ring tone : D

Files are here:

http://www.4shared.com/file/169027534/5df5c6ef/extract_nds_audio_tools.html

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