Can anyone tell me if there's a player or any software which read .s48 audio
files and save them as .wav or another format.

MS Media Player will load and play .s48 files but I don't think I can do
anything else with them. I think the .s48 format is a type of MP2 but I'm
not sure.

Any suggestions would be appreciated


Wayne Clarke

"Wayne Clarke" wrote in message
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Can anyone tell me if there's a player or any software which read .s48
audio
files and save them as .wav or another format.

MS Media Player will load and play .s48 files but I don't think I can do
anything else with them. I think the .s48 format is a type of MP2 but I'm
not sure.

Any suggestions would be appreciated



As an experiment, try renaming the extension to .mpg

"Wayne Clarke" wrote in message
...
Can anyone tell me if there's a player or any software which read .s48
audio
files and save them as .wav or another format.

MS Media Player will load and play .s48 files but I don't think I can do
anything else with them. I think the .s48 format is a type of MP2 but I'm
not sure.

Any suggestions would be appreciated



As an experiment, try renaming the extension to .mpg

On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 11:21:15 -0000, Wayne Clarke
wrote:

Can anyone tell me if there's a player or any software which read .s48
audio
files and save them as .wav or another format.

MS Media Player will load and play .s48 files but I don't think I can do
anything else with them. I think the .s48 format is a type of MP2 but I'm
not sure.

Any suggestions would be appreciated


Wayne Clarke

I'm not familiar with the format, but if it has direct show filters in
windows pretty much anything should play them. FooBar2000 allows
conversion to/from any format it understands.

--
Jim H jh
@333
.org

On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 11:21:15 -0000, Wayne Clarke
wrote:

Can anyone tell me if there's a player or any software which read .s48
audio
files and save them as .wav or another format.

MS Media Player will load and play .s48 files but I don't think I can do
anything else with them. I think the .s48 format is a type of MP2 but I'm
not sure.

Any suggestions would be appreciated


Wayne Clarke

I'm not familiar with the format, but if it has direct show filters in
windows pretty much anything should play them. FooBar2000 allows
conversion to/from any format it understands.

--
Jim H jh
@333
.org

Thanks Jim

FooBar doesn't seem to recognise my .s48 audio files, which is odd because
Media Player plays them fine.

Anyone else have any other ideas of how I can convert the file to .wav?

..s48 is the file format of Radioman, a playout system widely used in radio
(BBC Local Radio, Classic FM etc).


Wayne


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On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 11:21:15 -0000, Wayne Clarke
wrote:

Can anyone tell me if there's a player or any software which read .s48
audio
files and save them as .wav or another format.

MS Media Player will load and play .s48 files but I don't think I can do
anything else with them. I think the .s48 format is a type of MP2 but
I'm
not sure.

Any suggestions would be appreciated


Wayne Clarke

I'm not familiar with the format, but if it has direct show filters in
windows pretty much anything should play them. FooBar2000 allows
conversion to/from any format it understands.

--
Jim H jh
@333
.org

Thanks Jim

FooBar doesn't seem to recognise my .s48 audio files, which is odd because
Media Player plays them fine.

Anyone else have any other ideas of how I can convert the file to .wav?

..s48 is the file format of Radioman, a playout system widely used in radio
(BBC Local Radio, Classic FM etc).


Wayne


"Jim H" wrote in message
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On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 11:21:15 -0000, Wayne Clarke
wrote:

Can anyone tell me if there's a player or any software which read .s48
audio
files and save them as .wav or another format.

MS Media Player will load and play .s48 files but I don't think I can do
anything else with them. I think the .s48 format is a type of MP2 but
I'm
not sure.

Any suggestions would be appreciated


Wayne Clarke

I'm not familiar with the format, but if it has direct show filters in
windows pretty much anything should play them. FooBar2000 allows
conversion to/from any format it understands.

--
Jim H jh
@333
.org

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