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#Audio

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#97793From: Michael HarbinDec 28, 1994 11:09 AM
I have a need to convert Amiga/Studio 16 audio files to PC .wav format. Does anyone know of such a utility? I know of one that will convert .wav to Amiga sound files, but have been unable to find a program to do .wav to Amiga. All of my audio for video file are on my Amiga/Toaster/Studio16 systems, however, many of my target applications (i.e., Authorware-PC) will only except .wav audio files (AIFF is not supported). I know this is not a "Toaster" question, but any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Michael P. Harbin
#97829From: Fred BerneyDec 28, 1994 10:01 PM
Michael, The people at Sunrize gave me the name of a company that makes a product that will do just that. I have the name and phone number at my office. I'll send you this info tomorrow night. The program sells for something like $400 and it does a lot of other things. For the life of me I can't remember the name right now. But, I know exactly where the information is. Fred
#97856From: Michael HarbinDec 29, 1994 10:19 AM
Fred, Thanks for your time. Michael
#97880From: Fred BerneyDec 29, 1994 6:29 PM
Michael, I check my office for the name and phone number and I must have misplaced it. However, call Sunrize and ask them for the name of the company that makes a program with the word "wrench" in it. The program is designed to change the speed of sound without changing the pitch. When I talked to the programmmer, he reeled off a number of other things that it does and one of them was to change Studio16 files to WAV files. However, when you call Sunrize, you better ask them about an upgrade they were suppose to have by now. They told me the upgrade fixed some problems that occured when you tried to use Studio16 with this other program. Sorry I could not find the name, but I may have thrown it out when I found out that the program would not handle large files for speed changes. It was meant to work with clips under a minute. And even at a minute it would take several hours to render to a different speed. However, if you just want it for file conversion, I don't think this limitation will have anything to do with your application. Fred
#97898From: henry tellerDec 29, 1994 9:52 PM
PMFJI – I believe the company is "dissidents". I'll check my office records and post it tomorrow if you still need. Happy New Year – Hank Hank/Videology Where you get all the P.O.M.P. under all circumstances.