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Posted By: Forrest of B.org Date: 9/9/05 7:37 a.m.
In Response To: Re: frog blast wav (Andrew Nagy)

: 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.
Perhaps the codec encoding them is identical (most likely to AIFF, which was Apple's standard audio format for a long time), but the file format is definitely not the same. "System 7 Sounds" are SND# resources, stored in the resource fork, and thus only compatible with file systems which understand resource forks.
However, if you can get what you want in System 7 Sound format, and find a copy of the old app "SoundApp" (or something similar to it, but it was my favorite), you can do a quick and easy batch-convert from System 7 to pretty much any damn audio format ever conceived of.

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

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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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: Perhaps the codec encoding them is identical (most likely to AIFF, which was : Apple's standard audio format for a long time), but the file format is : definitely not the same. "System 7 Sounds" are SND# resources, : stored in the resource fork, and thus only compatible with file systems : which understand resource forks. : However, if you can get what you want in System 7 Sound format, and find a : copy of the old app "SoundApp" (or something similar to it, but : it was my favorite), you can do a quick and easy batch-convert from System : 7 to pretty much any damn audio format ever conceived of.

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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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