[link] Mac Start-up Sounds

Yes, mac start up sounds, aif format....

I think you all are going to love it.

how can i use them if i`m eunning windows Xp. those are aiff and hqx format!!!! :S danm.....

You convert them silly, use nero wave editor or something. I use nero wave editor to pretty much convert any audio to any format pretty much, but there are many programs like itself though. Probably some free ones i would suppose.

#96079

That's right.....

#96083

of course blackice, you can always convert it and then post it in here......just a though......... :sofa:

#96086

Originally posted by mephisto@Jan 6 2004, 02:09 AM
of course blackice, you can always convert it and then post it in here......just a though......... :sofa:

If he gets permission. You don't need to tick off some people here. Also, it's the right thing to do.

#96092

Now there's a taught!

Thanks for that link mephisto, much appreciated.

(Y) M2

#96093

You don't need to tick off some people here

Tick off? WTF you are talking about? and if I were ticking off like you said, the right person to tell me that is blackIce, but of course, he is no gonna do that, because he understand what I mean.....

So people of Aqua-Soft the thing is, is not what you said, is the way you say it.

The

the right thing to do

is

Thanks for that link

Learn some manners.

#96163

As you all see below all Mac startup sound have no extension and cannot be recognize by any audio converter.even i add .aiff right after each one!

can anybody tell me why or just port them for the forum!!!

:wub:

#96225

Now i've got the PC version of it

here is the link,folllow it to get! http://tcp.com/~dschaub/Files/Apple_StartU...Snds_1.3_PC.zip

but here i've got anther question

it contains several sound in this archive ,but i just wanna know which one is used when Mac OS X starts!? :wub:

#96239

to see the file extensions enable show file extension for known applications.

those sounds are when you start the computer, not when the os boots.

#96310

Originally posted by mephisto@Jan 6 2004, 08:20 PM
to see the file extensions enable show file extension for known applications.
those sounds are when you start the computer, not when the os boots.

where can i find the option to enble it?and so what's that sound for PC users?

#96512

I have been searching… so long.., but hey! The search is over!! :woot:

Thanks!

#96887

Originally posted by mephisto@Jan 6 2004, 08:36 AM

Tick off? WTF you are talking about? and if I were ticking off like you said, the right person to tell me that is blackIce, but of course, he is no gonna do that, because he understand what I mean.....

So people of Aqua-Soft the thing is, is not what you said, is the way you say it.

The is

Learn some manners.

What are you talking about. All i was saying if you're going to convert them and post the link here atleast get permission for the original author. I was just giving you a heads-up here becasue you will get blasted for ripping someone's work.

#96902

Originally posted by XJOSHATTACKX@Jan 7 2004, 10:34 PM
What are you talking about. All i was saying if you're going to convert them and post the link here atleast get permission for the original author. I was just giving you a heads-up here becasue you will get blasted for ripping someone's work.

xjos is right, you have to get permission for these types of things.

#96907

Also I never said I converted them, lol i dont want crappy start up sounds, actually i have start up sounds turned off, speeds up boot up time

If you dont know how to change start up and system sounds this is how you do it.

Start

Control Panel

Sounds and Audio Devices

Sounds Tab

Navigate to desired sound and change.

#96911