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From: komarimf@clutx.clarkson.edu (Mark Komarinski,,,)
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Subject: Re: REQUEST: Help with xxx.SOU "audio" files
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Date: 13 Jun 90 15:06:26 GMT
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From article <12028@encore.Encore.COM>, by ronald@xenna.encore.com (Ron Skoletsky):
> 	I recently downloaded a file that consisted of files ending
> with an extension of .SOU .  The files are supposedly sounds that
> were digitized from television.  Is there some type of sound "viewer"
> for the PC analagous to a graphics viewer that I could get somewhere?
> 	Thanks in advance,
> 
> 	Ron Skolestsky
> 	ronald@xenna.encore.com
> 	ronald@encore.com

	When I converted the Mac sounds for the PC, I stuck a .SOU on them
	 so everyone knows that it is a sound file that can be used by 
	 REMAC.  To listen to the sounds, get REMAC1.ZIP from
	 wuarchive.wustl.edu (not sure what directory tho...) or from
	 terminator.cc.umich.edu in the /msdos/sound directory.
	I'm also told that you can use files ending in a .SND (Atari ST) but
	 I had some problems with the sampling rate.  It was either too fast or
	 too slow.  Any files with a .BIN (Mac sort-of-converted) can also be
	 used, but there are some annoying clicks at the beginning and end of
	 sounds because of some information that REMAC just thinks is sound
	 data.


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