06-25-2008, 03:38 PM
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| You are right It is not a standard format. I did a search and this is the description I found:
Audio file typically created on a Sun Microsystems or Unix-based machine; comprised of three parts: a header (containing 24 bytes), an annotation block (variable length), and the actual audio data. |
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