#138346 - ubercatch22 - Thu Aug 23, 2007 4:05 am
I read that you can use a program called Sox to convert a sound file into a .raw file
but when i try to open up SoX something that looks like command prompt falshes and then goes away
edit**
ok i open it through command prompt but i just get what seems to be a help thing. how do i use command promt to convert the file i want to?
#138349 - josath - Thu Aug 23, 2007 5:04 am
try reading the 'help thing' maybe?
#138353 - ubercatch22 - Thu Aug 23, 2007 6:09 am
no............
Are you kidding of course i read it there commands but when i enter them command prompt say:
bla bla bla is not a directory path with a batch file or excutiable file
#138354 - josath - Thu Aug 23, 2007 6:17 am
you must be misspeling 'sox' or something then...
eg:
if "sox" --> prints help
then do something like:
"sox blah.wav -r 32768 -s -2 blah.raw" --> converts a standard wav file into a signed 16-bit 32768Hz raw file.
you have to read the help to know what all the different commands are.
#138360 - OOPMan - Thu Aug 23, 2007 8:14 am
Type: man sox
Read the manual page. Learn.
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#138401 - tepples - Thu Aug 23, 2007 7:17 pm
| OOPMan wrote: |
| Type: man sox |
man: command not found
Windows doesn't have manual pages.
ubercatch22 appears likely not to be familiar with how to navigate a command prompt. For that, Google dos tutorial
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#138411 - ubercatch22 - Thu Aug 23, 2007 9:24 pm
| josath wrote: |
you must be misspeling 'sox' or something then...
eg:
if "sox" --> prints help
then do something like:
"sox blah.wav -r 32768 -s -2 blah.raw" --> converts a standard wav file into a signed 16-bit 32768Hz raw file.
you have to read the help to know what all the different commands are. |
Thank you very much