DeepStripper
Quickstart
Deepstripper will export from a DPS12 or DPS16 backup CD and
produce separate .wav files for each track.
DeepStripper written by Dror Kessler. Quickstart written by
Mike Rosenberg and
Chris Holtmeier.
Using Easy CD Creator 4 to get DeepStripper readable data:
Put the CD in your CD-ROM. Then open EZ CD Creator, choosing
the audio window.
On the left side of the screen, single click on the letter
for your CD-ROM
(which I guess is "E"). Don't double click on it,
because you don't want to
actually open the CD. Then, under the menus at the top,
click on the "CD" menu
and select "CD Information". A window will open
showing your backup projects.
Select one and then click on "read track". Another
window opens that allows you
to choose what to name it and where to save the track.
Using Nero 5 to get DeepStripper readable data:
You can use Nero to create an "nrg" file that the
deepstripper will read.
Click on "CD recorder" then "Save
tracks". Choose "PCM wave files" as the
"Audio file format" and save the file.
Reading data with DeepStripper:
Once you have the ISO (or NRG) file
created, open up deepstripper and import the ISO file into
it. Once you see the
window with all of the tracks of the ISO file, click on the
minus sign next to the
word "tracks" to reduce all the individual tracks,
leaving just the word "tracks"
with a plus sign next to it. Click on the word
"tracks" to highlight it, and then
right-click on it to turn the tracks into wave files. In the
window that pops up,
click on "select all" and then "export".
Note the path that your destination
wav files will take (a folder named "output" will be created) and you are done.