How To Pull The File Off An Eprom From A Gemmy Prototype Hidden Audio Method

I hope you guys found this useful, or at the very least interesting. Make sure to upload any hidden audios you guys find! I always enjoy hearing them.
Please do not hesitate to comment your questions down below. I will try and answer to the best of my abilities. I would love to do a part two on some more info regarding things such as how to check for unused programed outputs (which could control more movements) on your gemmy prototype.
I learned everything I know from ​⁠​⁠‪@CJWebbler‬. Make sure to check him out for other videos concerning topics such as this.
Links for the software and programmer I used.
Eprom Programmer: www.amazon.com/XGecu-TL866-3G...
Eprom Programmer Software Download: www.mediafire.com/folder/hfg5kfj7euw5j/xgecu
Audacity Download: www.audacityteam.org/download/
(Unnecessary)
Eprom Eraser: a.co/d/2UYAaMM

[@chasetheinflatablegod]

I tried to make this as easy to follow as possible.

[@Lunar_Capital]

you did far better than I would, good stuff

[@gemmyanimatronics]

Great video! Now I can finally save my 17 EPROMS!

[@chasetheinflatablegod]

Isn’t it incredible that gemmy is able to fit 17 eproms in some items

[@gemmyanimatronics]

@@chasetheinflatablegodIt truly is.

[@RoboticalHalloween]

I think you might be able to get the audio to play at the right speed in audacity without messing with the speed after importing it if you import it at a lower sample rate.

[@chasetheinflatablegod]

You’d still have to experiment with what sample rate to set it at. Every program is sped up differently, so I find it easiest to just play with the speed through settings.

[@RoboticalHalloween]

From some asking around most audio should be around 16000hz, so that's a good baseline at least.