CDEU - Cstr DSP Extraction Utility
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About:

	This utility will ask you to load in a DSPbundle and then allow you to extract the individual DSP files from it, which
	should be playable with HCS's in_cube plugin. (www.halleyscometsoftware.com)
	

Why?	Video game enthouiasts often like to listen to the music from their games... This program lets you get all the music
	from a bundle of DSPs so you can listen to them!

Archive Contents:
	It should be a 7zip file containing the following: (14 items total)

		CDEU.exe		- My DSP extraction Util.
		changelog.log 		- Sequential list of changes to the utils.		
		Readme.txt 		- This file
		todo.txt		- Sequential list of changes that need to be done at some point.
		source/*.h		- The header files for this program.(5 items)
		source/*.cpp		- The sources for this program.(5 items)

Basic Usage:
	1.- Rip a Game Cube game.
	2.- Rip the music from it.
	3.- If all the music is in one big file you can try this program.
	4.- Copy the big music file to where you put CDEU.
	5.- Run CDEU.
	6.- You will be told to type in the file name of the music file.
	(It will keep telling you to do this until you type a valid filename!)
	7.- The menu will appear, so press 1 [ENTER] and it will try and extract the DSPs.
	8.- You will be asked to type in filenames for each DSP found, so do. (e.g. track01.dsp)
	9.- You will be returned to the menu when it has done. You should find the DSPs in CDEU's folder.

Known Issues:
	- It is NOT optimised, and required you to have enough memory to load the big bundled DSP files, this IS
	on the todo list. :)

Info:
	I was just bored of doing coursework... erm... well I just thought it would be more fun to write a program
	rather than HexEding to extract the DSPs from R: Racing.


Disclaimer Thingy:
	This program is used at the users' own risk! I am grateful for people wanting to test software, but no
	trying to sue me because "M% 5+00P1¦) PROGRAMz Fuxored j00R 1337 Bo><" I promise that this program is
	in no way engineered to purposely do any such thing, but if on the offchance it does happen, well you 
	have been warned!

Source code:
	<gloating>WOOHOO, this actually is all my own code at the moment ^_^ </gloating>
	The included source is free for you to do whatever you wish... just make sure that my name stays on it!
	I also ask that you email me any improvements you make to the source. I promise that anything you add 
	will be credited accordingly.(Basically whatever you use the source for... I'd like to know about it! :))

Credits:
        Coding: PokéParadox

About me:
	PokéParadox, I'm floating around various places on the internet:
	Project Infinity - www.projectinfinity.org.uk
	Halley's Comet Software - www.halleyscometsoftware.com

	Other Emulation and Scene sites :)

You can contact me at: pokeparadox AT gmail DOT com