.WAV -> Mac sound files ???

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5 total messages Started by Thom Hounsell Fri, 02 Dec 1994 02:51

#1827

Author: Thom Hounsell
Date: Fri, 02 Dec 1994 02:51

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Does anyone know of a tool to convert .wav files to whatever the mac file
format is?

Thom Hounsell
Lucid Communications, Toronto

(I'm sick of cross-platform problems!)

Re: .WAV -> Mac sound files ???

#1822

Author: RoGer JOhanSsoN
Date: Fri, 02 Dec 1994 08:22

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Thom Hounsell (hounsell@io.org) wrote:
: Does anyone know of a tool to convert .wav files to whatever the mac file
: format is?

: Thom Hounsell
: Lucid Communications, Toronto

: (I'm sick of cross-platform problems!)

Try SoundEdit 16, Brians Sound Tool or Snd Converter Pro.

Re: .WAV -> Mac sound files ???

#1823

Author: Jay Rose
Date: Fri, 02 Dec 1994 17:52

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In article <3bmlfh$kp0@otis.dacapo.se>, Roger.Johanssson@dacapo.se wrote:

|[replying to...]
|:  : Does anyone know of a tool to convert .wav files to whatever the mac file
|:  : format is?
|:  
|:  
|:  Try SoundEdit 16, Brians Sound Tool or Snd Converter Pro.

Also at SoundHack, available by ftp from mills.edu. This program also
talks .au (Sun Microsystems / Mosaic standard).

BTW, the Mac file formats are:
    AIFF - supported by Apple and _everybody_ else
    SDII - supported by Digidesign, and converted to by SoundHack and
SoundEdit/16
    snd - supported by Apple and playable from the desktop without any
additional application.
    "snd" resource - embeddable in Mac documents and HyperCard stacks.


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Re: .WAV -> Mac sound files ???

#1820

Author: Rich the Itch
Date: Thu, 08 Dec 1994 09:10

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In article <3bm23s$snt@ionews.io.org>
hounsell@io.org (Thom Hounsell) writes:

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> From: hounsell@io.org (Thom Hounsell)
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> Subject: .WAV -> Mac sound files  ???
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> Does anyone know of a tool to convert .wav files to whatever the mac file
> format is?
> 
SoundEffects 0.9.

I'm a little teapot, short and stout...
Smile-- rdcook@ucdavis.edu loves you!  With a name like Rich, how can I
lose?

Re: .WAV -> Mac sound files ???

#1821

Author: Jay Rose
Date: Thu, 08 Dec 1994 22:28

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In article <3bm23s$snt@ionews.io.org> hounsell@io.org (Thom Hounsell) writes:
|:  > Does anyone know of a tool to convert .wav files to whatever the mac file
|:  > format is?

If you're on the Mac platform, you can do the conversion with:

SoundHack, available by ftp from mills.edu.

Also (commercial, and worth every penny) SoundEdit/16.


BTW, the common Mac file format is AIFF. Most Macs can also handle .snd,
or documents with embedded "snd" resources. Some can also handle "SDII"
and other proprietary formats.


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