Re: FLASH: How do I convert a cda file for use in Flash 4?

[Michael Greenberg]

The cda extension stands for CD Audio.


I don't know what platform you are on,but Sound Edit 16 does an awesome job

of converting CD audio to aiff or wav.


You can also do this with Peak as well,but SE 16 is a lot more simplistic to

use. Wish MM would continue developing the product:)


I believe Sound Forge also does a pretty decent job of this on the Windows

side of the house.It's been awhile since I've used it though.


Michael


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From: Sienna <siennafiamg [dot] net>

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To: flashershocker [dot] com

>Subject: FLASH: How do I convert a cda file for use in Flash 4?

>Date: Sun, Aug 29, 1999, 10:26 AM

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> My client gave me what I THOUGHT was going to be a .wav format for their

> sound track.  Its track01.cda

>

> What is a cda and how do I convert it to something Flash can use?  I have a

> wav program but it won't open the file.  Does anyone know what type of

> sound file this is and what program I need to use to edit it?

>

> I think I'm going to be up ALL NIGHT with this demo.  :(

>

> Thanks again.

>

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