Re: [microsound] play .jpg as soundfiles

[Benedikt Koehler <eigenarbeit@xxxxxxxxx>]

Actually, you can treat any kind of data as raw audio data. With
programs like sox (available for linux and also for Windows, see here:
http://sox.sourceforge.net/) you can convert any file to regular wav
files. On linux, you can play any file without problems:

cat myfile.pdf > /dev/dsp0

fu.

2005/11/10, Charles Baldwin <Charles.Baldwin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Can you provide a link for Phono? Thanks.
>
> >>> Andjam31b@xxxxxxx 11/10/05 8:56 AM >>>
> there is a freeware PC program called Phono that will render jpegs and
> bitmaps as 44.1 stereo audio, not in the same league as Metasynth
> though...
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