[BC] Converting Scott files

[Tom]

Actually, if you had true .wav files, you should be able to play them 
directly - WinAmp, Windows Media Player, Audacity, a whole RAFT of 
players - and converting to another format - why?  Just play the wav 
files; best quality.  Sidebar - if you put a standard audio CD in a 
CD-ROM drive, and use Windows Explorer to view the contents, you'll 
see a bunch of 1k files with the .cda extension.  That's the data 
file.  A ripper program will locate and copy the actual file - I use 
CDex, which will rip to .wav (standard uncompressed PCM), or convert 
to any of several compressed formats following ripping.

CDex is available free at:

http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/?q=download

Worth checking into - you might be pleasantly surprised.

Tom S.

Scott wrote:
>If I understand your original post you are trying to pull audio off 
>of CD's and not out of a computer library.
>Just a thought you might be able to use Audiograbber and the LAME 
>Encoder to pull the audio off the original load CD's for the Scott 
>Studio system.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Don Niccum
>>Sent: Friday, October 26, 2007 6:15 PM
>>
>>I have several CDs that contain music that was used in CD-ROM players that
>>were used with a DOS Scott system back in the 90s.  They are all .DSS files.
>>Does anyone know of a way to convert these to a point where they can be
>>played and edited in Adobe Audition?
>>
>>Thanks!
>>Don Niccum
>>Roswell, NM
>>donn at dfn.com