Mars
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Hi there...
I recently bought a fabulous Sony-Ericsson T68i GSM/GPRS/Bluetooth wireless phone. It has features which allow the recording of sound from its built in microphone and the recording of an actual phone call.
Once recorded, I can transfer the sound file to my desktop via Bluetooth [YEAH!!!]
The sound file has the extension ".amr", which I have found is Adaptive Multi-Rate encoded audio. I believe AMR is part of the GSM standard.
QuickTime will not open it!
Any ideas as to OS X software that will let me open, playback and/or convert the AMR audio to AIFF or something more usable?
Sweet.
Thanks,
Mars
I recently bought a fabulous Sony-Ericsson T68i GSM/GPRS/Bluetooth wireless phone. It has features which allow the recording of sound from its built in microphone and the recording of an actual phone call.
Once recorded, I can transfer the sound file to my desktop via Bluetooth [YEAH!!!]
The sound file has the extension ".amr", which I have found is Adaptive Multi-Rate encoded audio. I believe AMR is part of the GSM standard.
QuickTime will not open it!
Any ideas as to OS X software that will let me open, playback and/or convert the AMR audio to AIFF or something more usable?
Sweet.
Thanks,
Mars