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From: Joshua Lambert <jlambert@shellyeah.org>
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Subject: Re: sound file converters
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There is a program called ecasound which, amongst all kinds of other neat
stuff, can convert between sound formats.  I'm sure that if you added, for
example, trplayer to its list of auxiliary players, it could convert a
realaudio file into a wav.  Doing the reverse illudes me.


On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, Tommy Moore wrote:

> Heh yeah. The list is working.
> Hmm, I know they have real producer that can do encoding for linux, but I
> don't know if it works in text mode or not.
> 
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