| From: | Neil Bothwick |
| Date: | 2 Jul 2001 at 00:10:49 |
| Subject: | Re: Making Mp3's |
Rich Woods said,
> Hello Neil
>>NB> There used to be an executable that was named WAV2IFF - you could
>>NB> enter the wav file anem and it would make it an iff.
>>NB That wouldn't help with LAME, it doesn't accept IFF files.
> Not using lame.
But everyone you were replying to is.
>>NB> Now there are some programs out there but it takes a number of
>>NB> steps to do this - anyone have the WAV2IFF executable?
>>NB
>>NB It's not an executable, it's a script that comes with AmiSOX.
> This wasn't a script file - it was an executable that I kept in my c
> directory.
OK.
> Was easy - sd0:soundfile.wav to sd0:soundfile.iff - bingo - done.
This is an easy "wav2iff soundfile.wav", you don't even need an output
fie name.
> Believe me - it WAS an executable - just can't find it on aminet and
> don't know where I got it from.
Use the sox one then. It works just as well. all it does is call sox
with the appropriate arguments for converting WAVE to 8SVX.
Cheers
Neil
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