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In article <34532@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU> s20bbn@gandalf.Berkeley.EDU (Andrei Cogan) writes:
>
>	o  Many people have asked why the sounds in Solarian can't be extracted
>	   and used in SoundEdit, SoundMaster, etc.  They are in a modified
>	   format which is not supported.  Sorry, but that's how it goes.  It
>	   isn't for copy-protection or anything, it was just easier than
>	   using Apple's format.  Find a developer who knows how to use ResEdit
>	   well and knows the Sound Manager, and get him/her to convert the
>	   sounds for you.

Actually, we found it not that difficult.  All we had to do was open a copy of
Solarian with ResEdit and give the sounds _names_ as well as id numbers.
SoundEdit then was able to open and manipulate them without a problem.

<chaz>

Andrei, perhaps you could ask Ben something...would it be ok for me to extract
these sounds, name them approriately, and upload the resultant resource file?
Thanks.

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