| From: | Wheeler, Jeffrey |
| Date: | 11 Apr 2001 at 09:44:55 |
| Subject: | Re: Sound file conversion |
> -----Original Message-----
> From: G.A.Griggs [mailto:garry.griggs@uku.co.uk]
> Sent: 10 April 2001 23:10
> To: amigactive@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [amigactive] Re: Sound file conversion
> >WJ It could be an MPeg compressed wav file.
>
> ask the author if it is, If it is do I need a mp3 datatype as
> well as a wave
> datatype.
I would imagine you would need an Mpeg Audio datatype ; )
I have also found that when converting mpeg wavs to aiff for example, using,
say Second Spin, then I had to change the .wav extension to .mp3 before the
program would recognise the files and convert them. This might be the case
for any program that uses file extension techniques to identify a file
rather than file sniffing which is more thorough. (Play16 would just say
that the mpeg wav was corrupt, and programs like delitracker would just play
hiss, until I changed the extension, and then they played ok). ; )
Hope this is of some help to you ; )
Jeff Wheeler (in a mood for typing lots of words today)
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