andrew@ambush.dk (Leif Andrew Rump) (06/03/90)
I'm looking for tracks like "I'm sorry Dave - I'm afraid I can't do
that!" preferably digital sampled (8096 samples per second, 8 bit,
A-law or u-law-companding (for a Sun Sparc1)) but real recordings is
also OK if you have the number of the record/tape/disk.
Thank you in advance
Leif Andrew
Leif Andrew Rump, AmbraSoft A/S, Stroedamvej 50, DK-2100 Copenhagen OE, Denmark
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In article <2191@ambush.dk> andrew@ambush.dk (Leif Andrew Rump) writes: >I'm looking for tracks like "I'm sorry Dave - I'm afraid I can't do >that!" preferably digital sampled (8096 samples per second, 8 bit, >A-law or u-law-companding (for a Sun Sparc1)) but real recordings is >also OK if you have the number of the record/tape/disk. 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. -- JESUS SAVES | wiml@blake.acs.washington.edu Seattle, Washington but Clones 'R' Us makes backups! | 47 41' 15" N 122 42' 58" W