[Dtb-talk] converting Victor Reader Stream Note files

Grover Zinn grover.zinn at oberlin.edu
Thu Feb 18 07:53:22 UTC 2010


I assume you mean that at some point Humanware will realize that WAV  
or MP3 would be good formats.

Why use .3gp to begin with (unless there is a proprietary thing going  
on here; I just discovered via a conversion program that the .3gp  
files in the notes folder appear as drm protected files; interesting  
that the user cannot manipulate the files that the user has  
created.......)

Off of the wheel of asking "why...."

Do you know of a Mac-friendly program that might convert .3gp to  
mp3??  (I can always feed the notes into an audio recording program on  
the Mac, but that would be a "bit" time-consuming for over 100 lengthy  
notes (and the number is growing).

best

Grover Z

Grover Zinn
William H. Danforth Professor of Religion, emeritus
former Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
Oberlin College
Oberlin, OH 44074
grover.zinn at oberlin.edu



On Feb 18, 2010, at 12:05 AM, Greg Kearney wrote:

> At some point the Stream should be able to just save audio in WAV or  
> MP3 rather than just in 3gp.
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> On 18/02/2010, at 10:35 AM, Mike Freeman wrote:
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>> Best way is to use Stream Companion to convert the .3gp files  
>> to .WAV files and then use WavePad from NCH Software, TotalRecorder  
>> from High Criteria or Goldwave or other sound editor to convert  
>> from .WAV to .MP3. I know of no program that converts from .3gp  
>> to .mp3 in one step.
>>
>> Mike
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