8SVX, also known as 8-bit Sampled Voice, is a file extension primarily used to store audio sample data. It is an Interchange File Format (IFF) developed by Electronic Arts in the late 1980s, specifically for use on the Commodore Amiga computer series. In this article, we will explore the possible formats and ways to open and use 8SVX files.
As an audio data storage file format, 8SVX files store audio data in linear PCM format with 8-bit audio samples. It can store mono or stereo audio using the Fibonacci-delta compression method. This allows for high-quality audio playback and compatibility with various Amiga software and other audio programs. To learn more about the 8SVX file format, visit the MultimediaWiki page.
There are several programs available that can open and play 8SVX files, including:
If you wish to convert 8SVX files to more accessible and widely-used file formats such as WAV, MP3, or OGG, you can use the following software:
Although 8SVX files are not commonly used today, it is an essential format to understand for those interested in the history of digital audio and Amiga computers. These files provide a glimpse into the early development of digital audio formats and continue to be useful resources for preserving and accessing Commodore Amiga system audio.
If you downloaded a 8SVX file on Android device you can open it by following steps below:
To open 8SVX File on iOS device follow steps below:
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