[KenDallas]

Greetings,

For over two years I have been using a Sony digital voice recorder for lectures. The software that comes bundled with the recorder will only work on PCs’.

Voice recordings are stored as MSV (memory stick voice) files. These files are highly compressed and of excellent quality. I would love to continue to use my digital recorder as I migrate to a PowerBook. Is there are software that converts MSV files into AIFF format?

The recorder is connected to the computer via a USB port, so the storage on the recorder will be accessible using a MAC. I just need to find a way to convert MSV files into something that can be used on a MAC.

Thanks in Advance.

[PurpleGiant]

Okay, ideally there would be a Mac program to convert MSV to AIFF. I couldn't' seem to find one, but that doesn't mean one doesn't exist. If one doesn't exist, two options:

1) Use WireTap. It records sound from your computer in real time. You would manually have to record each file, then save it as another in any format you wish.

2) Buy Virtual PC and install one of the many MSV converter programs for Windows.

3) Do the above for your existing recordings, then buy a new recorder that supports MP3 recording.