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rlcs
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Hi guys!
Here at Radio StadFM in the town of Roosendaal, The Netherlands, we're using Pristine Systems' MMCS system for our radio broadcasts. This system uses Antex SX-7 and SX-12 cards for audio recording and playback. Only problem with this system is that the sound-files that are created are .SPC files. It seems to be some kind of MPEG2 coding or Dolby AC2. Is there a plugin for CEP to edit these files or is there a conversion tool available to use this file-format in CEP?
Greetings and a happy new year,
Robert Schreuder
Radio StadFM 107
Roosendaal, The Netherlands
Edited by - rlcs on 01/02/2001 09:15:00 AM
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Syntrillium M.D.
Location: USA
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Hi Robert. As far as MPEG2 support is concerned, Cool Edit no longer uses an MP2 filter. There is a 3rd party developer that designed an MP2 filter, but it is rather pricey and because it is not a Syntrillium product we DO NOT support it, nor guarantee it's functionality.
In particular, seeing as you are using the .SPC file format (which may be a derivative of another file type?) I would probably want to contact Pristine to see about a conversion tool from .SPC to .WAV or perhaps .PSC to MP3 which is an optional plugin for Cool edit Pro, $29.
If you want to check out that 3rd party MP2 filter site, here is the address...
http://www.qdesign.com/products/index.htm#cool
---Syntrillium Support
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Chiefgunner
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| Posted - Thu Jan 04, 2001 9:43 pm |
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Go for the MP3 plug in Robert. It'll save ya some cash and some headache
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lloverin
Location: USA
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| Posted - Thu Jan 25, 2001 8:42 am |
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I used the GNU licence MP2 filters from CoolEdit 96, and see them displayed as choices in the save box. I haven't tried them yet, though.
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