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From: sm196103@seas.gwu.edu (Scott Cherkofsky)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.apps
Subject: Re: Modifying SoundEdit Files, and Disk Security
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Date: 31 Mar 91 22:44:01 GMT
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In article <68012@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU> triantos@acsu.buffalo.edu (nick b triantos) writes:
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Occasionally, I have come across snds which, when I play them at their default
speeds via SoundMaster, play at twice their normal speed.  I can of course read
them in with SoundEdit and set the pitch, but this doesn't really fix the
problem when using SoundMaster.  So, my question is this:  Does anyone know how
I could modify the file so that, if it were a 22K file, it would think it was
a 11K file, and thus it would scan through the data at half its speed, and thus
it would be fine.  I imagine ResEdit may be the starting point.

>-Nick Triantos
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Ok for Nick and everybody else out there that doesn't know about this yet:

Open the sound file with resedit (will not work for snds with no resource)
go to the Info resource ID #0018 and change the last line (something like
000x where x is between 1 and 4) either 0001 for 22 kHz, 0002 11kHz etc
through to 0004 for 5.5kHz.

I hope this helps everyone out.  If you need more help, let me know.

Scott


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