.NSF Files

[Semantic]

Hello, I've been lurking around OC basically since its inception, but never had any pertinent questions for the community until now.

I work long hours as a data entry clerk, and I like to listen to music while I work. As a 90's kid, I have fond memories of games like Dragon Warrior IV, and I was wondering if anyone knows a way I can create .mp3 files from .nsf archives so I can listen to them on a portable audio device (iPod Nano).

Thanks for your time. :D

[Schwaltzvald]

Here's the Symphonic Version on amazon... hefty price though :/

http://www.amazon.com/Dragon-Quest-IV-Symphonic-Suite/dp/B00005TOKI/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1212604025&sr=1-9

Here's the original
http://www.amazon.com/Dragon-Quest-Original-Game-Soundtrack/dp/B000051TBR/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1212604025&sr=1-11

[Dhsu]

If you have WinAmp, you can go to Preferences and change your output plugin to the disk writer, then convert the .wav files to MP3 using LAME (iTunes might have this feature too).

[Schwaltzvald]

(iTunes might have this feature too).

forget itunes and get foobar2k, simpler mp3 encoding imo...

[Semantic]

Thanks for your suggestions! I didn't know you could get that soundtrack at all, which is why I was fishing for a way to convert it from chiptunes. ^^;