Bruce_Kahn@DGC.MCEO.DG.COM (12/22/89)
CEO comments:
From: Bruce Kahn:VOID
Date: ## 12/21/89 12:55 ##
Mac sound files can only be played by a program that can read them
such as PlaySound or MacCD (both of which are on
Sumex-Aim.Stanford.Edu in the archives some place). If you use Apple
File Exchange, you can 'port' sound files back and forth between
Apple II's and Mac's. I believe that if the sound contains an
80H (hex) on the Mac, you need to change it to a 00H on the Apple
II. Otherwise the sound will be garbage.
MacInTalk is used by programs that want to create phoentic speech
much like SAM on the Apple II, except that Apple 'owns' MacInTalk and
you need to get a license to use it.
Bruce (KAHN@ADAM.DG.COM)
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Date: ## 12/21/89 10:14 ##
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Date: 20 Dec 89 16:28:28 GMT
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