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AlphaVoC is a Windows program for producing voice message EPROMSs for the AMC-IP - AlphaCom Processor Board.

AlphaVoC is superseded by the AlphaVoC 2 toolchain, which is used to produce ASVP packages for the ASVP Module.

Input is a ASVP DES-file along with all the WAV files referenced from the DES-file. The WAV files must be 16 bit PCM, 16 kHz samplerate, mono.

Output is a binary file with the message-descriptions in binary table format, and the audio converted to ADPCM.

The binary file must then be converted by the program splitepr.exe to .S29 EPROM files which can be burned with a EPROM programmer.

Further information: User Guide AlphaVoC 16kHz sampling , A100K10213 / 01.00

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