************************************************
*              Digital wave file fix           *
*                      v1.0                    *
*                9th February 1994             *
************************************************

	**** Description ****

When recording digital audio with MediaSpace (via the optical input),
the header of the resultant WAV file incorrectly indicates that the
sample frequency is 48kHz rather than 44.1kHz. This causes the file to
play back too fast.

The application supplied reads any WAV file, and if the header indicates
48kHz, then it changes it to 44.1kHz (the CD standard).

To run, type

	WAVEFIX <filename>

You must include the file extension. <filename> can include wildcards, so
WAVEFIX *.WAV will alter all 48kHz WAV files in the current directory.

	**** Warning ****

The program does NOT verify the actual sample rate of the data in the WAV
file, so it will alter any 48kHz WAV file even if it was a real 48kHz file.
Care should be taken to only alter files which have been incorrectly recorded
by MediaSpace.
	
	**** Installation ****

Copy to hard disk and run as a stand-alone program.
