🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <310@ur-tut.UUCP> dmw3@tut.cc.rochester.edu.UUCP (David Walsh) writes:
>
>   We have a little gadget that pops up in the new control panel called
>"Cheap Beep" that allows you to load up a number of those sound files, and
>get this it allows you to select the playback speed 1, 2, 3, 4.  This might
>be just what you are looking for.  Although I should think that just doubling
>or tripling all of the bytes in the code should slow it down, maybe it would
>need some interpolating, but a simple program that reads each byte off the
>disk and writes back the appropriate ones to the disk.  I'd try it but I 
>already have enough work to dry my crazy here.  Hardly have time to read
>comp.sys.mac -:) -:)
>
>   Good luck, and happy hacking,
>
>       Dave Walsh, yet another Mac-fan/hacker
>
>DISCLAIMER: No sane individual would ever agree to my ravings, therefore my
>employers cannot be held responsible for my actions (or can they???)


So, did you post it or what?  It does sound really great, because we
have some of these files that are mis-sampled and really want to use
them.  If you didn't post it, could you please mail it to me (provided
you find the time)?

Thanks!


Jeffrey A. Hallett               (hallett@ge-crd.arpa   hallett@desdemona.uucp)
Software Technology Program
General Electric Corporate Research and Development

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