Trying to rip segmented .mib music from game by jsboy at 8:30 AM EST on December 28, 2015
I'm trying to rip the music from the PS2 disc of "Wallace and Gromit in Project Zoo".

I've got the original .mib-files from the disc on my HDD and tried to convert it to .wav .

However, it creates files that are segmented, which means that that it contains all 3 or 4 different versions of a song for a specific level in one file.

The problem is that it plays the first 0.5s of version 1, then the first 0.5s of version 2, then the first 0.5s of version 3, then 0.5-1.0s of version 1 and so on.

How am I able to rip such a specific kind of video game music perfectly?
Any help is really appreciated! :)

EDIT:
Here you have some links. To the original .mib-file
To the .wav-file

edited 8:40 AM EST December 28, 2015
by Infernus Animositas at 9:09 AM EST on January 4, 2016
What you're describing is called interleave.

Here's the file deinterleaved for you into its separate tracks.

Moles Deinterleaved


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