But this is mega time consuming and would literally take me weeks! I have however, been able to extract the original audio from the files by importing the 'raw' data into audacity. I have tried the system sound extension mentioned but it doesn't seem to work on OS X 10.8 and the original software developers email address just bounces every time I try to contact.
If you are successful to find out he format of image certainly surely, then you need to rename the image files in order to append the right extension to the name of each file’s. The OsiriX of Mac OS X is able to read.DCM files, and a lot of other image files, so that is the place for you to start. I seem to remember the original file format being SDII (.sd2 or Sound Designer 2 format). The audio files appear as Unix Executable Files (see attachment), and I can't get any audio software to play them back for love nor money. I recorded my old band ages ago (2003 - maybe earlier) using a classic iMac running OS 9 and Logic 5 (i think), and have just found the backups I made. Sorry to raise an old thread! I am having a similar issue to the OP.
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