This is the most frequently asked question! Most of the Sierra MIDI files on this site have been recorded (not 'ripped') from the games. Anyone can record the MIDI data from software games provided the following applies: It must be MIDI music; you must have either two MIDI ports (one for playback, and one for recording), or have a hardware sequencer connected to your MIDI port's MIDI OUT.

Yes, you can rip as much music as you want onto the Xbox's 8 GB harddrive. You can listen to the music while playing games or while just in the Xbox's dashboard. See similar questions...

I rip all types of genre's of music, as long as it's good and as long as I have some type of connection to that particular song. I enjoy Rap, Hip-Hop, R&B, Pop, Jazz, Country, Techno, you name it! See similar questions...

A rip current occurs when there is a build up of excess water in front of the sandbar. The water wants to flow downhill through the sandbar but it is blocked, building up pressure. The pressure is released through the point where the sand bar is weakest. This creates a hole in the sand bar where all of this excess water flows through at a very fast rate. Anything or anyone caught in the pull of the rip current will be pulled out past the sand bar until the pressure is alleviated. See similar questions...

ANWSER: ISO games are full cd's which groups like Fairlight turned into a so called "image". Usually the format of an image is bin/cue. But there are more formats like .img, .iso, .nrg etc. So an ISO game is nothing more then a copied CD turned into an "image" which you can burn / extract. A "RIP" game is a collection of files which are neccecary for the game to play properly. Movies, Music and stuff like that is deleted. See similar questions...

A rip is a strong current running out to sea on a surf beach. It can easily take swimmers from shallow water to several hundred metres offshore. If you are caught in a rip remember to relax, raise your arm for help and wait to be rescued. See similar questions...

No. The Blaster is an external switching device, it does not give any flash update capabilities. You have to use SATA for Samsung (& 078 Hitachi) or the X360USB for all other Hitachi. See similar questions...

refer to the Music Man Read me in the documentation folder that comes with Music Man or download the Music Man Read me (pdf) now To rip to MP3 or convert to MP3, the LAME MP3 encoder must be installed separately. For more information, see the System Requirements See similar questions...

To be honest, I used a Power Macintosh for most of the recorded sounds on MMHP, but any PC with a line-in port will do. Most modern sound cards seem to come equipped with one; however, depending on the quality of your sound card, the quality of your input will vary. A line-in jack looks like a headphone jack; generally, sound cards will have three such ports—one for headphones/speakers, one for the line-in, and one for the microphone. See similar questions...

Approximately 50 ft wide, can be up to 90 ft wide and 3000 ft long. For more information on rip currents click here. See similar questions...

All home games are played at either Beverly Hills Park or El Franco Lee Park. Typically teddy bear teams are played at home but sometimes we partnership with an adjacent club and play games there. Older players play about 1/2 of the games at a home field and the remaining games at other clubs. Normally the travel time is 15 to 20 minutes or less. The farthest clubs are Galveston, Baytown and Crosby but it is unlikely you will travel that far. See similar questions...

This happens sometimes when using Magic System to play CD games - all the sound functions haven't been fully implemented yet. But you can work around this problem by using the original System Card ROM instead, just copy this ROM (SYSCARD3.PCE) in MagicEngine directory, the emulator will detect it automaticaly and use it instead of Magic System. See similar questions...

Well, there's been a bit of an assortment over the last few years. The reggae record that used to get played before kickoff was "Liquidator" by the Harry J. All-Stars, but it got removed from the play list because of complaints that the chanting that went along with it was likely to provoke disturbances. For a while, it was replaced by "Jump Around" by House of Pain, which featured lyrics such as "I never eat pork cos a pig is a cop" - clearly far more acceptable to the authorities. See similar questions...