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In article <1992Jul21.193004.4711@newstand.syr.edu> ggreenbe@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Gerald Greenberg) writes:
>Can anybody suggest a way to translate Mac sound files
>generated by SoundEdit to .wav files for Windows?

There are a couple of options that I know of:

	1)  The Microsoft Multimedia Development Kit includes a program
	called CONVERT.  It offers AIFF as one of its options for source
	files.  Having never used its conversion filter I cannot comment
	on whether or not it works though.
	
	2)  I released a freeware (though not PD) program called "To Wave"
	that will add a Wave file header to _any_ input file.  The input
	file doesn't even have to be a sound :-)  You basically just select
	the appropriate flags for the output file (e.g. 11Khz, 8bit, Mono)
	and select the files that you want converted.  It is available
	on Compu$erve in the WINADV forum and it should be a short
	download.
	
	"To Wave" isn't the best solution in the world but it works for any
	source format as long as the original sound isn't at a sampling rate
	other than 11, 22, or 44Khz or compressed.
	
John "I can never remember funny quotes" Munsch

P.S.  Maybe somebody else knows if "To Wave" has been made available for 
FTP somewhere.  I don't have access myself.