Something is a little odd John,
You can quite easily play WAV files in the QuickTime Player and iTunes
and iMovie, iDVD, FCP, etc (which use QT to translate files), or in any
QT based audio app. It is possible the file they were given has
something odd about it, but they should be able to play the files if
the files are "plain" WAV files.
Jerry
On Aug 30, 2004, at 7:44 PM, John Robinson wrote:
> Mac Group,
>
> My kids have a little business where they make DVD's out of photo's,
> quite good in fact. They have one they are doing now that the folks
> have sent them the music to be included in a .WAV format.
>
> Is there any way they can somehow use this with a MAC? It won't load,
> nor will it open using iTunes.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> John R.
>
>
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