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#File conversions

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#47973From: Jamie OrrAug 23, 1995 3:48 PM
I need some help nin converting PC .Wav's to Amiga compatible files can anyone help? Thanks Jamie
#47980From: <David L. Gold>Aug 24, 1995 5:22 PM
There is a program in the Amiga libs called SoundMachine. Of all the programs that claim to convert to/from all .Wav's, this is the only one that really does it IMHO. I use it constantly. <Dave>
#48052From: Gary SumlakSep 4, 1995 7:00 PM
Legendary Technologies seems to have created a fairly desent program here – and it does not use up a lot of HD realestate. I've been using it convert WAV <-> IFF files for about a week now and the process has been flawless – easy to use GUI interface too! Hope they keep up the good work. There are a couple of programs in Amiga Arts (I've tried them all). Give 'im a try: [76703,2006] Steve Ahlstrom Lib: 7 PLAY16.LHA Bin, Bytes: 25126, Count: 161, 17-Jun-94(05-Mar-95) Last:26-May-95 Title : Play16 version v1.3a – a versatile sound player Keywords: PLAY16 SOUND PLAYER PLAY WAV AU MAUD AIFF IFF RAW Play16 version v1.3a – a versatile sound player. Features: stereo – always correct playback speed, even for sounds >28 kHz – optional 14 bit output (less noise but not as good as true 16 bit) – much more! Supported filetypes are: WAV, AU, MAUD, AIFF, IFF and RAW By Thomas Wenzel [76703,2006] Steve Ahlstrom Lib: 7 WAVDT.LHA Bin, Bytes: 12280, Count: 121, 11-Feb-95 Last:28-May-95 Title : WAV datatype, "Simply the best…" Keywords: DATATYPE WAV BUCHNER WAV datatype. This is an enhanced WAV datatype based on the source code found in the OS 3.1 Native Developer Kit. It was originally written by David N. Junod. It handles 8 and 16 bit, MONO and STEREO WAV files. "Simply the best WAV datatype around!" Includes source. By Christian Buchner [73004,2174] LEPIDO R VARGAS Lib: 7 SMACH.LHA Bin, Bytes: 56599, Count: 98, 31-Jan-95 Last:28-May-95 Title : Sound machine version 1.5 Keywords: WAV AU SOUND SAMPLE CONVERT MACHINE VOC RAW 8SVX Sound Machine, v1.5, allows you to load, save, and play various sound file formats including RAW, IFF, VOC, and WAV. By Syd L. Bolton, Legendary Design Technologies. This one is good if you want to do the convertion on the PC. [76450,1767] Thomas Olsen Lib: 5 ULTIMO.ZIP Bin, Bytes: 395171, Count: 222, 06-May-94(17-Jan-95) Last:28-May-95 Title : UltiMOD Player for Windows v3.1A Keywords: MOD MIDI MUSIC SONG WINDOWS WAV SB PAS NEW–VERSION 3.1A! Excellent Windows MOD player supporting: * Full 16-Bit 44.1kHz Stereo Sound * Dual Channel Graphical LED Output Meter * Drag-and-Drop File Capability * Auto-Repeat Current Selection * CD Player-Like Controls * Remembers Last 5 Selections for Quick Recall * OnLine Help * MCI-Compatible! Playback with Windows Media Player Gary – via AutoPilot 1.80 – Internet GSumlak1@ISMA.COM Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
#47984From: Ken TaylorAug 25, 1995 3:21 AM
-=> I need some help nin converting PC .Wav's to Amiga compatible files can anyone help? There is a program floating around one of the Ami Forum libraries here called SoundMachine that will do this. Its a very nice and nifty prog. I don't recall what I used for the search word but prob Wav will get you there from the Amiga File Finder section.
#47987From: Rafael VicariaAug 25, 1995 10:10 AM
Try AMISOX in the libraries. It works quite well. Rafa <Motorola Inside> …via AutoPilot 1.80 from Berlin
#47989From: Jochen Anteberger/Aug 25, 1995 12:41 PM
There`s a Programm called soundzap, it does it easy and fast. Alternatively You can also use AmiSOX which converts everything into everything (sounds) cya Jochen Antesberger from Neuburg a.d. Donau – Bavaria/Germany Titanic – Hindenburg – Challenger – Intel Pentium … what comes NeXT?
#47998From: Ken TaylorAug 26, 1995 10:53 PM
-=> I need some help nin converting PC .Wav's to Amiga compatible files can anyone help? There is a program floating around one of the Ami Forum libraries here called SoundMachine that will do this. Its a very nice and nifty prog. I don't recall what I used for the search word but prob Wav will get you there from the Amiga File Finder section.