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Hey, if you're still looking, I found a program that can play them and save them to any format. Direct link: http://www.filelibrary.com:8080/cgi-bin...nload/Multi-Platform/n/105/awave73.zip

Oh, I see. Ok. thanks for the info. I guess I'll just keep searching for one.

They are EQ files actually, heh. What do you mean by EQ's proprietary software?

I've searched endlessly for a program that can play / convert XMI files. I have come across one, but it was only a trial, and wasnt able of converting them. Does anybody know of a free program that can play this type of file? Thanks

They are some sort of MIDI file. I have a program that can play them ( Awave ) but it costs $ to convert since it's just a demo.

Are there any programs out there that can convert XMI to WAV or MP3?

Heh, I thought it'd be as simple as that as well. No dice though, same error. I was thinking I could output each frame as a bmp and then connect them like I would a gif? Would that work? Edit: I swear I tried unchecking device last night and got the same error, but today it...

Bump before bed. Anyone have any idea what I'm talking about here / know how to fix it?

This is the proper forum for this, correct? I've made a landscape, and I want to output it as an AVI ( or anything really, doesn't matter too much ) but when I try and render it I get: "Image I/O error, C:\Program Files\3dsMax\previews\_scene.avi - internal error. When I click close it...

Ah, I see. I got it. Thanks alot guys. I love this place :).

Hmm, Ok, I sort-of understand. What do you mean by "Inside the loop, add each random to it"

Thanks for the help guys, finished that assignment. I have another quick question though. In the program I am doing now, it produces 10 random numbers. It is supposed to output the numbers, as well as add them and find their average. This is what I have so far : for (int count...

Oh, I see. Ok, thanks, that fixed that error, which spawned a new one. if (card == 1) - The "card" part of that line is highlighted with the error message: The "variable" card may have been accessed here before having been definitely assigned a value. This statement assigns the card a...

What exactly does this mean? // The "Chapter6RandomCards" class. import java.awt.*; import hsa.Console; import java.io.FileOutputStream; import java.io.PrintWriter; import java.io.IOException; public class RandomCards { static Console c; // The output console public...

The assignment is to have the numbers displayed and saved to a file, yes. As for the hsa package, I'm not sure if we need to have it. I doubt it, though. Edit: Awesome man, your suggestion to use Outputstream instead of Input worked perfectly. Thank you, and everyone else who helped me...