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Re: frog blast wav

Posted By: Andrew Nagy Date: 9/9/05 6:27 a.m.
In Response To: Re: frog blast wav (me_43)

: This is relevant to something I'm doing. Could somebody find a way of making
: a script or something to convert all of the Marathon 2 sounds into WAVs?
: I've gotten as far as going through EVERY SINGLE ONE manually (what a chore)
: until they're in System 7 Sound format, if it's any help, but I couldn't
: find a tool to convert them all to WAVs automatically, and I'm doing the
: emulated thang so no scripting for me. :/ Also there's nowhere to host the
: S7S files.
What do you mean, no scripting? I'm quite sure AppleScript was fully implemented by the time of System 7 and the 68040.
I used to use SoundApp to convert sound files conveniently, but I never got it to run under emulation.
Also, I remember hearing that "System 7 Sounds" were actually identical to a better-known format. AAUI or AU or AIFF or something. If you knew which one, you could just copy them to Virtual Desktop, mass-rename them with DOS, and convert them with some advanced Windows sound-editing program.

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frog blast wav du 9/8/05 3:50 p.m.

Re: frog blast wav Rampantness 9/8/05 5:58 p.m.

Re: frog blast wav me_43 9/8/05 10:46 p.m.

Re: frog blast wav Andrew Nagy 9/9/05 6:27 a.m.

Re: frog blast wav Forrest of B.org 9/9/05 7:37 a.m.

Excellent... thanks... *NM* me_43 9/11/05 12:13 a.m.

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: What do you mean, no scripting? I'm quite sure AppleScript was fully : implemented by the time of System 7 and the 68040. : I used to use SoundApp to convert sound files conveniently, but I never got : it to run under emulation. : Also, I remember hearing that "System 7 Sounds" were actually : identical to a better-known format. AAUI or AU or AIFF or something. If : you knew which one, you could just copy them to Virtual Desktop, : mass-rename them with DOS, and convert them with some advanced Windows : sound-editing program.

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frog blast wav	du	9/8/05 3:50 p.m.
Re: frog blast wav	Rampantness	9/8/05 5:58 p.m.
Re: frog blast wav	me_43	9/8/05 10:46 p.m.
Re: frog blast wav	Andrew Nagy	9/9/05 6:27 a.m.
Re: frog blast wav	Forrest of B.org	9/9/05 7:37 a.m.
Excellent... thanks... NM	me_43	9/11/05 12:13 a.m.



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