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Ha! No, probably not. I don't mean to be flippant. But I recently had to convert Phillips proprietary DS2 audio format file to MP3, and purchased Phillips soft
by jonnycomputer 3y ago
Ha! No, probably not.
I don't mean to be flippant. But I recently had to convert Phillips proprietary DS2 audio format file to MP3, and purchased Phillips software to do that. And then financials came down hard because it wasn't on the approved software list.
- kwanbix 3y agoI know what you mean, but still, I find weird that any company worth 2 cents doesn't have an official compression app. In my experience lots of them use 7zip (free/open source), WinRAR (paid) or even WinZIP (also paid). But I do know what a pain some IT shops can be.