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There are many tools that can rip PS2 music for example. Cube media player 2, PSound, PSXPlay and MF Audio.
For this guide I will explain how to do it with MF Audio.
Firstly. if you intend to rip Burnout 3 - takedown or any Tony Hawks Pro Skater from 3 up to American wasteland then just scroll down to the bottom and youll find pictures of what to do, Thus saving you a heap of reading. If not, then read on.
1. Download MF Audio Here ->http://www.zophar.net/utilities/download/MFAudiov11.zip
2. Insert your PS2 disc that you intend to rip from.
3. Unzip MF Audio, Load it and select open.
4. Now go to your Disc drive (usually D:) and select the file you think the audio is stored (Its not always named 'MUSIC' or 'SOUNDS'). I have chosen one of my own discs 'Burnout 3 - Takedown' as an example. On this disc the music is stored in (D:Tracks'EATRAX0.RWS' & 'EATRAX1.RWS')
5. If the file format is a common format known that MF Audio Knows, you were lucky. all you need to do now is set the output format to WAV and hit proccess. Then Chop it up into single Tracks.
6. If not, as is usually the case with games that have good music, then you must guess the Frequency (Speed), Channels (usually 2), the interleave (the difference between right and left audio. If you hover over this MF Audio will give you the most commonly used values) and the offset (this is where MF Audio starts when you hit play or proccess, its best to leave this alone as mucking about with it can screw up your audio)
7. Sometimes the file with the music on it will have a load of crap at the beginning like silence or a sound that is difficult to hear. in that case you can't test your guesses by pressing play (unless you feel like waiting through it all). What you can do is make a good guess, procces it to a wave file and open it with a music player or something to test it. Or look on the internet for the correct values, Then procces to WAV.
8. once you are happy with the sound, Set the output values to the same as the ones you've guessed, Then set the file format to WAV (when you do this the interleave box dissappears, Don't worry about that), Procces it and use any good audio editor, to chop it up in to individual MP3 tracks. a good free one is here -> (Wavosaur), you can google it or go here -> http://www.wavosaur.com/download/files/Wavosaur.1.0.1.0(en).zip this is the english version there is also a french one.
9. once you have chopped the resulting huge WAV file up, insert your PS2 disc back into your playstation and see if it contains the song information like Artist, Album e.t.c. if it does you can use an ID3 editor to attatch this information to your songs for example this free one 'Mp3 Tag Tools', go to ->http://puzzle.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/massid3lib/mtt-v1.2.exe
10. If your game dosen't show this information or has none, then you can just name them yourself.
Thats it! Enjoy your new music!
Burnout 3 - Takedown values:
T.H.P.S. Values:
If you have any further questions send them to cgar@hotmail.co.uk