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| − | * [[SNSF9x]] <ref>[https://foobar2000.xrea.jp/up/files/ | + | * [[SNSF9x]] <ref>[https://foobar2000.xrea.jp/up/files/up1466.7z https://foobar2000.xrea.jp/?Input+64bit#x91448b2]</ref> - Winamp, foobar2000, KbMedia Player |
==Games== | ==Games== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:03, 8 January 2023
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| Developer: | CaitSith2 | ||||
| Header: | PSF | ||||
| Content: | Unknown | ||||
| Instruments: | External | ||||
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| Released: | 2010-05-19 | ||||
| First Game: | N/A | ||||
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Super Nintendo Sound Format (SNSF) is a format very similar to the NSF format, but for the SNES. Unlike the SPC format, which only creates a dump of the Super Nintendo's sound memory, an SNSF file contains the actual 65816 computer code necessary to play the music which has been extracted from the SNES ROM. The SNSF format was created because certain games that utilize the SPC chip in odd ways cannot be dumped to the SPC format, such as sample streaming from the cartridge. By ripping the actual 65816 sound code, the SNSF format can house every SNES soundtrack. However, dumping an SPC file is easy, while ripping to SNSF is quite difficult, and as such, few games have been ripped to SNSF.
SNSF files can be obtained from the creator's website.
Players
- Highly Competitive - Winamp
- SNSF9x [1] - Winamp, foobar2000, KbMedia Player
Games
These games have an SNSF rip:
- Blackthorne (SNES)
- Chrono Trigger (SNES)
- Claymates (SNES)
- Lord of the Rings (SNES)
- The Lost Vikings (SNES)
- The Lost Vikings II (SNES)
- Out of This World (SNES)
- Star Ocean (SNES)
- Super Noah's Ark 3D (SNES)
- Tales of Phantasia (SNES)
- Wolfenstein 3D (SNES)
Links
- snsf.caitsith2.net - Creator's web site.
