Does anybody know a way to change a .wav file to a .dll file?
please tell me
thanks
please tell me
thanks
Posté Wed 26 Dec 07 @ 12:23 pm
You cannot do that, they're completely incompatible...
Posté Wed 26 Dec 07 @ 1:58 pm
a dll is a dynamic Link library used by windows applications to run
i think you may mean a .VDJ file if you mean for the sampler
.vdj files are .ogg renamed
there are many free utilities for this
vdj can play wav samples aslo
i think you may mean a .VDJ file if you mean for the sampler
.vdj files are .ogg renamed
there are many free utilities for this
vdj can play wav samples aslo
Posté Wed 26 Dec 07 @ 2:53 pm
I'm make my living creating Windows programs, you CAN create a DLL, or EXE, and imbed a wav, MP3, picture, etc into a DLL. 1) You'd need a compiler to do so. 2) Why would you want to? Meaning, what value do you get out of hidding the WAV file in a dll? Obviously if you don't want other people to get to the WAV file... but also realize that there are tools that can extract resources from a DLL... so if that's what you're attempting it won't be an absolute lock.
Hope this helps.
James Rose
New York City
Hope this helps.
James Rose
New York City
Posté Fri 28 Dec 07 @ 12:35 pm
@ James: I know that with a resource editor (not a compiler :P) you can embed almost everything in a PE module, but then you need an application which can extract them. That's what already happens with icons and cursors. Anyway, I can't see why he should use DLLs... they're just a container, not a sound file format!
Posté Fri 28 Dec 07 @ 1:49 pm
A resource editor can embed items into an existing DLL, can it create a new DLL? That could be cool.
Posté Fri 28 Dec 07 @ 2:17 pm