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Converting/Decoding a strange audio file Posted by Problematic (from: 68.45.79.189) on September 28, 2002 at 18:48:14: Hi there, I am attempting to decipher a "cd" that is played as muzak in a business. The cd consists of 2 files, a file with an .aud extension and a text file that lists all of the songs on the cd in a form of playlist that the cd player uses to make them work. These cds are not normal cds, they have approx. 18 hours of music on them and play in a randomized shuffle form. Upon loading the file into Winamp, I discovered it worked...but as an 18 hour long file. I could slide through and listen to songs here and there, but my question is, how would I go about either dissecting the .aud file and modifying the playlist so I could insert my own songs into it, or creating a usable .aud file out of .wavs that the special cd reader would recognize and play? -Problematic Follow Ups: Re: Converting/Decoding a strange audio file marian toma 04:18:01 1/21/04 (0) Are you talking about a DVD or something? I will assume not, since you said "CD" Macintorque 01:45:23 9/29/02 (0) Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : Hi there, I am attempting to decipher a "cd" that is played as muzak in a business. The cd consists of 2 files, a file with an .aud extension and a text file that lists all of the songs on the cd in a form of playlist that the cd player uses to make them work. These cds are not normal cds, they have approx. 18 hours of music on them and play in a randomized shuffle form. Upon loading the file into Winamp, I discovered it worked...but as an 18 hour long file. I could slide through and listen to songs here and there, but my question is, how would I go about either dissecting the .aud file and modifying the playlist so I could insert my own songs into it, or creating a usable .aud file out of .wavs that the special cd reader would recognize and play? : -Problematic Click here to be notified by email when someone replies to your message [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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