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Super 21 : BlackJack Now Available on the iTunes App Store!

Mon Oct 31 19:47:50 2011

I am very proud to announce the release of my lastest iPhone app - Super 21 : BlackJack.

I have been working pretty hard lately and have tons of unfinished apps and artwork lying all over the place. Unfortunately, there are only so many hours in the day, but I have finally managed to get this one done. And I have to admit, it's a cracker! If you like cards games then you'll most likely enjoy this one. Please check it out and as usual please give any feedback on how to make Super 21 : BlackJack even better than it already is. You can also give any feedback on the Super 21 webpage at www.ubacoda.com/super21/

And finally, here's a link for Super 21 on the iTunes web page : Super 21 : BlackJack

Lastly, I'd like to say a very quick thank you to everyone who has supported me in my indie endeavors to develop entertaining mobile apps. I cherish every comment and snippet of feedback, so thank you for all you have given so far. I look forward to hearing from you all soon.

Convert caf to aif to mp3 on mac

Fri Oct 28 22:04:05 2011

mp3 to caff

Getting from mp3 to caff is easy.

# /usr/bin/afconvert -f caff -d LEI16 [mp3_input_file] [caf_output_file]

Pretty straightforward, huh?

caff to aiff to mp3

Getting from caff to mp3 is not so easy. You have to convert it to aiff before converting it to mp3

# /usr/bin/afconvert -f AIFF -d I8 [input file]

This command will get you a .aif file.

Using iTunes to convert .aif to .mp3

To convert using iTunes, first go to File > Add to Library and select your audio files. Next, you may have to change your import settings. Either use cmd+, or go iTunes > Preferences... and click the "Import Settings..." button. Change "Import Using" to "MP3 Encoder", press OK and close the Preferences window. Now to create the mp3 version, just select your files in the iTunes library and Advanced > Create MP3 Version. You can then right click on the newly created file and choose "Show in Finder" to get to it.

Using Audacity to convert .aif to .mp3

You can also use Audacity to open the .aif and export it in .mp3 format. Note however that you will need to download a file called libmp3lame.dylib (which you can get from here at time of writing this) and place it in /usr/local/lib/. And if you don't know where that is because it's a hidden folder by default, just click on your desktop and press the shortcut cmd+shift+G and type it in manually

Batch convert via terminal

And finally... here's how to batch convert a whole folder using terminal

# cd [folder containing audio files]
# ls | xargs -I {} /usr/bin/afconvert -f AIFF -d I8 {}

Hope it helps

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