HOW TO USE WAVCONVERTER.EXE
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wavconverter is a very simple little utility that searches through the current directory (wherever the exe is located) for .wav files, and renames each of them sequentially, so that you end up with a directory full of wavs numbered 00.wav through 99.wav

To run it, place a copy of wavconverter.exe in a directory full of COPIES of the wavs you plan on renaming. Be sure not to rename the original files as it will be hell trying to remember which file sounds like what. Double-click the exe and voila! The .wavs have been renamed. Thank me later.

Feel free to scan the exe with any virus scanner, or better yet, review and compile the code for yourself! The single source file, wavconverter.cpp, is not very well commented (or in fact at all) but is also not complicated.

You may redistribute this zip, as long as you do not modify the original contents in any way. If you are interested in adding or modifying functionality of the program, contact me at the following address:

thynctank@thynctank.com

wavCONVERTER (copyleft) 2002, 2003 thynctank.com

ADDENDUM to v.2:

Well, it's been another year and I'm still using the ES-1, if somewhat less than last year. And I finally got around to fixing some flaws in my little contribution to the sampler, the wavconverter utility. This version sees a fix to a bug that plagued me until I gave up on it before, as well as a plug to a memory leak.

* FIXED! Now all files (up to the 100 file limit) are renamed, instead of leaving the last file with its original name. Renaming actually occurs in the order files were added to the directory, as best I can tell.

* FIXED! Memory leak which could have caused Windows or application software to crash. (although unlikely.)

(These changes are documented in the source file)