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From: hashem@mars.jpl.nasa.gov (Basil Hashem)
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Subject: Re: NeXT Snd to Sun Sparc sounds (was I'm sorry Dave...)
Keywords: Next Sun sounds
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Date: 7 Jun 90 15:01:31 GMT
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In article <7250@blake.acs.washington.edu> writes:
= 
=    There's a fair number of NeXT soundfiles available via anonymous FTP
= from csus.edu, mostly of HAL saying things ("Everything is going
= extremely well...").  I think most ofthem are 8-KHz u-law, 
= though there may be a few 20KHz or 44KHz linear files in there. 

= From what I hear the Sun and NeXT sound formats are similar enough
= aside from the header to be interchangeable.

So does anyone out there have a conversion program?

Thanks,
                "WOOOSH!  If they only knew what I was up to."
                                 Basil Hashem
                            hashem@mars.jpl.nasa.gov
            Jet Propulsion Laboratory     La Canada Flintridge, CA