nwc@galileo.shearson.com (Nick Christopher) (02/07/91)
I recorded some sounds on my NeXt with sound edit, played them and they sounded great. I brought them into work and played them on my SPARCstation 2 and a funny thing happened. Each one had a missing chuck about 2-3 seconds in. They rest played fine but about 2-3 seconds in a piece disappeared ( about 3-4 seconds worth). Maybe the disk I brought them in on had a bad blocks?!?.... but could this have something to due with how the NeXT stores sound? -- \n Nicholas Christopher (212) 464-3837 Internet: nwc@sisyphus.shearson.com uunet: uunet!sisyphus.shearson.com!nwc
eps@toaster.SFSU.EDU (Eric P. Scott) (02/12/91)
[bogus "comp" Distribution: removed] In article <NWC.91Feb6120455@galileo.shearson.com> nwc@sisyphus.shearson.com writes: > Each one had a missing chuck about 2-3 seconds in. They rest played >fine but about 2-3 seconds in a piece disappeared ( about 3-4 seconds worth). >Maybe the disk I brought them in on had a bad blocks?!?.... but could this have >something to due with how the NeXT stores sound? I don't think so. The CODEC audio representation is identical-- I've taken "raw" sound files meant for a SPARCstation, stuck a NeXT sound structure in front (using sndconvert), and they've played just fine on the NeXT. It should work the other way. -=EPS=-