AIFF from PCM for Mac
Convert PCM to AIFF format.
$.99
In English
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AIFF from PCM overview
AIFF from PCM is a tool to convert files containing stereo or mono, as linear PCM encoded sound data, into AIFF format.
You can often get a file containing linear PCM sound as a result of demuxing (extracting) individual streams from a DVD disk. For many applications sound data as PCM has to be converted e.g. to AIFF to be able to use it.
AIFF from PCM can handle files containing PCM sound data as follow:
- mono or stereo
- 8 kHz, 16 kHz, 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 96 kHz
- 8 bit, 16 bit or 24 bit
This version cannot convert compressed, multichannel, non-linear, 20 bit nor AC3 sound data.
What’s new in version 1.1
Version 1.1:
- Added support for the little endian byte order format
AIFF from PCM for Mac
$.99
In English
Version 1.1
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Apr 17 2007
Version: 1.0b11
Works great -- when it works. Same problem with b11 that KENNEDYBRANDT posted previously: after using OSEx to rip audio from a concert DVD (which I own), this utility could only convert 7 of the 14 tracks. The others were listed in red in the bin and could not be converted.
(Ultimately, I ended up working with VOB files and another audio extraction utility anyway since OSEx put a constant clicking into the PCM files that this utility could convert.)
It would still be my first attempt to ease and speed, but my 50% success rate for it may keep me from trying again.
Mar 6 2005
Version: 1.0b9
It is still beta, we are looking for bugs. If you have any problems please contact us at support@verek.com. We need more information to be able to fix it.
Mar 6 2005
Version: 1.0b9
the interface is great but I cannot get it to work. the same files can be converted by SoundHack.
Feb 25 2005
Version: 1.0b8
Seemed to be exactly what I needed, but has yet to produce a usable result, even with the right sampling rate setting, and fails to explain why it won't convert 5 of my 7 .pcm files.
It *looks* nicely done... it just doesn't work for me.