Converting a WAV, MP3 etc to an SND file.

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Converting a WAV, MP3 etc to an SND file.

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I found this program called RESOUND which plays a sound file of HAL when you exit a program and at system startup. It would be great if I could convert my own movie/sound clip.
RESOUND.zip
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Re: Converting a WAV, MP3 etc to an SND file.

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I've had a nothing day, so I've figured this out using Adobe Audition:

1. Load up your sound clip.
Clip.jpg
2. Select Convert Sample Type.
Convert Sample Type.jpg
3. Select these settings and save.
Select These Settings.jpg
4. Converted clip will look like this.
Converted Clip.jpg
5. Save as PCM Raw Data file.
Save As PCM Raw Data.jpg
6. Place your sound clip in Atari Root Directory with the RESOUND.INF file.
Place Clip In Atari Root Directory.jpg
7. Edit RESOUND.INF file accordingly and save.
Edit RESOUND.INF File Accordingly And Save.jpg
ARNIE.zip
Have fun!
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Re: Converting a WAV, MP3 etc to an SND file. *UPDATE*

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Resound.jpg
It's best to use 9.6 KHz.

I found that using 30.7 KHz caused the Monochrome Millipede game to crash, showing four bombs. The other sample rates above 9.6 KHz created more artifacts whilst loading.

I also noted that shorter clips are "safer" too.

"Do you feel it Crawford?"
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