>31400Hz (for an NTSC ROM) or 31113Hz for PAL). If you're using Linux
>(or any UNIX-like environment, including Cygwin on Windows), you can
>use the sox command to convert this to a .wav file, which is a lot more
>convenient to deal with. The command would look something like:
>
>sox -t raw -c 1 -b -r 31400 -u sdlaudio.raw -t wav -c 1 -r 44100 -w -s
>audio.wav
There is also a DOS .exe of sox floating around. If you want this but can't
find it, I think it's still on my HD somewhere.
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