jtgorman@cs.arizona.edu (Quaestor) (10/26/90)
Our demo area had the new Macs on display and we all had fun with the sound grabbing capabilty of the MAc IIsi. I noticed that it makes the sounds as a snd resource, so that means we can only use it as a Hypercard or system sound. My question : Is there any program that takes snds and changes them into a format readable by SoundEdit and those cdev like SoundMaster that let you assign sounds to various system tasks? I also like to be able to play my sounds from a DA. On the note of sound playing DA's, does anyone remember that DA that had the choice of 'play them all'? I get tired of playing each one by selecting it.
draphsor@elaine0.stanford.edu (Matt Rollefson) (10/26/90)
jtgorman@cs.arizona.edu (Quaestor) writes: > My question : Is there any program that takes snds and changes them into >a format readable by SoundEdit and those cdev like SoundMaster that let you >assign sounds to various system tasks? I also like to be able to play my >sounds from a DA. Yes. SoundCapMover 1.62 (part of the sound-mover package) can open resource files and save individual sounds as data files. (One sound per file.) It's available via anonymous ftp from sumex-aim.stanford.edu in the /info-mac/sound/programs directory. It's shareware. -- Draphsor vo'drun-Aelf draphsor@portia.stanford.edu
draphsor@elaine17.stanford.edu (Matt Rollefson) (10/27/90)
draphsor@elaine0.stanford.edu (Matt Rollefson - me) writes: >jtgorman@cs.arizona.edu (Quaestor) writes: >> My question : Is there any program that takes snds and changes them into >>a format readable by SoundEdit and those cdev like SoundMaster that let you >>assign sounds to various system tasks? I also like to be able to play my >>sounds from a DA. >Yes. SoundCapMover 1.62 (part of the sound-mover package) can open ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >resource files and save individual sounds as data files. (One sound per >file.) It's available via anonymous ftp from sumex-aim.stanford.edu in >the /info-mac/sound/programs directory. It's shareware. Woops. I goofed. SoundCapMover is in fact a HyperCard stack, designed (I believe - don't hold me to this one!) to extract sounds from HyperCard stacks. The program in the soundmover package is called simply SoundMover. It works in a way similar to Font/DA Mover. Sorry if I confused anyone... -- Draphsor vo'drun-Aelf draphsor@portia.stanford.edu