[all-audio] Opening M4A's in Sound Forge 12

[Steve Matzura]

A friend read something for me on their Mac, and the files are Quicktime 
M4A format. I tried opening them in Sound Forge 12 to normalize them a 
bit, but was told by Sound Forge that I'm missing Quicktime version 7. A 
url was shown on the open error dialog which would take me to the 
download page where I could get Quicktime,but when I went there, the 
page said that Quicktime plugingsupport has been available in Windows 
since 2009. I'm not interested in plugin support, so should I download 
version 7 of Quicktime and install it anyway so I can open these files 
in SF 12? Or should I just punt the M4A files by normalizing and saving 
them in another format (like MP3) in Reaper?


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