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RasterOps MediaTime sound files

#257
From: RXF10
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1992 17:34
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  We recently purchased a MediaTime video capture/16bit audio record/24 bit
  display adapter from RasterOps.  My original question was the following:


<While we're on the subject of the RasterOps MediaTime board, does anybody
<have a conversion program ( or a program to open ) the 16bit sound files that
<the cards saves? It save the left and right channels as seperate files.  I
<called RasterOps and they told me the only program they know of that will
<open that file type is Sound Designer II (which, if I remember correctly, is
<pretty expensive!!).  It would be nice to be able to convert to a more
<popular format, like AIFF or 'snd' files, so we can edit, distribute, or use
<them with MacroMind Director.

< ps.  I don't have the program in front of me, but I believe the file type
<      was something like 'Sd2f' or something like that.


 Anyway, I have been informed that SoundEdit Pro (the newest version of the
 software for MacRecorder) will supposedly open SoundDesigner II files.
 Now all I have to do is hope there is a cheap upgrade path from SoundEdit.

                                   Thanks,

                                   Robert Falco
                                   RXF10@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
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Date: Tuesday, 7 Apr 1992 13:34:21 EDT
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Subject: RasterOps MediaTime sound files