1.- download and install WinNTK:
    http://download.planetnewton.com/download/programming/WinNTK161.zip

2.- Download SoundIconBuilder.zip:
    http://dev.newtontalk.net/~dpadilla/progs/SoundIconBuilder/SoundIconBuilder.zip

    Decompress it to any folder.

3.- move or copy the wav file you want to convert in that same folder.  Maybe it's a
good idea to rename the file to something short.  It's got to be sampled at 22Khz or 11KHz.

4.- Double tap "SoundIconBuilder.NTK".  WinNTK will open with a project window.

5.- Double tap on "constants" inside that window.

6.-  On the text file window that opens, you have to modify :

samples:GetWAVAsSamples11("XXXXXX.wav"), // delete that "11" if the sound is sampled at 22KHz
					 // put the name of your wav instead of those XXXXXX

samplingrate:kFloat11kRate,        // insert "//" before this line to use a 22KHz sound

dataType:k8Bit,			// change that "8" to "16" if the samples are 16 bits


7.- Tap "project" , "settings", change the "application" name and symbol and the "package" name.

8.- Save all and build the package. 




You can find how is the sound made right-clicking it and selecting "properties" and "details"
  If it shows something like this: PCM,11.025 Hz; 8 Bit; Mono  you won't need to change 
  anything but the file name in the project.




Daniel Padilla
