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Converting a WAV, MP3 etc to an SND file.
Posted: 04 Jan 2020 14:28
by Cosmic Puppet
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.
Re: Converting a WAV, MP3 etc to an SND file.
Posted: 04 Jan 2020 20:11
by Cosmic Puppet
I've had a nothing day, so I've figured this out using Adobe Audition:
1. Load up your sound clip.
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2. Select Convert Sample Type.
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3. Select these settings and save.
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4. Converted clip will look like this.
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5. Save as PCM Raw Data file.
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6. Place your sound clip in Atari Root Directory with the RESOUND.INF file.
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7. Edit RESOUND.INF file accordingly and save.
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Have fun!
Re: Converting a WAV, MP3 etc to an SND file. *UPDATE*
Posted: 10 Jan 2020 00:32
by Cosmic Puppet
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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?"