So here I am, looking for some cool WAV files, and I found a TON of them right here on my own freakin' server!!!
Anonymous FTP to vela.acs.oakland.edu
files are in pub/sound/beevis
yeah, I know, the dillweed couldn't even spell Beavis' name right. That's why your archies on "beavis" don't turn up much.
By the way, there are a bunch of *.au files in there. I think those are for sunworkstations. Anyone know how to convert them to WAV or VOC files?
=paul=
In article [email] (prvalko) writes:
I do. Use sox, a sound conversion utility. If you're a NeXT user, there's a spiffy front end called GISO. If you need more info on GISO, drop me a line.
huh-huh he said spiffy...
Anthony Anderberg DSU Computing Services | A wish is but a Dakota State University | desire without Internet: [email] | an effort. Snailnet: Madison SD 57042
Real programmers use: "copy con program.exe"
For Windows there is a program called Wham, it does WAV, AU, VOC, IFF (amiga), AIF (apple), and raw 8-bit.
ant
Anthony Anderberg DSU Computing Services | A wish is but a Dakota State University | desire without Internet: [email] | an effort. Snailnet: Madison SD 57042
Real programmers use: "copy con program.exe"
In a previous article, [email] (Anthony Anderberg) says:
if thisis so, where can one find this "wham" program? is it a converter, or does it just allow you to play all those types? thanx DREW