On Thu May 7 15:08:51 1998, Bob Colbert wrote:
>At 09:42 AM 5/7/98 +0200, you wrote:
>>I've just been sent a WAV file by e-mail which is supposed to run on a
>>Supercharger. The problem is that I don't have a supercharger. Does
>>anyone know if it's possible to convert a WAV file back to a BIN?
>
>Yes, it's possible. I wrote a program to do it a while back. It's much
>more difficult than bin->wav though! My program keyed on a certain type of
>.wav file, I think 44khz mono 8-bit, and had about 7 parameters you had to
>enter. Basically what you are doing is digitally remastering the .wav
>file! I can throw the program out for public consumption, but I make no
>guarantee on functionality :) The program is written in C, and on a 14mhz
>Amiga it would take upwards of 10 to 15 minutes to convert a .wav to a .bin.
Erm... fortunately I've GOT an Amiga, but only a 500 - on which it will
run for about 20-30 minutes then?!! I hope it runs there at all! Anyway,
if it's coded in C, would it be possible to compile it for the PC?
With love (and still a WAV file to convert in order to 'evaluate' it -
guess which it is...),
Kurt Woloch
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