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- added noted how to convert vbox to la files in manual (thx to Thomas Niesel) 

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* suse/capisuite-8.0.spec: add dependancy to glibc-locale
* suse/capisuite-8.1.spec: add dependancy to glibc-locale
* suse/capisuite-8.2.spec: add dependancy to glibc-locale
2003-10-19 Gernot Hillier <gernot@hillier.de>
* docs/manual.docbook (creating_alaw): add note how to convert vbox
to inversed A-Law files
* docs/manual-de.docbook (creating_alaw): see above

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<screen><command>sox myfile.wav -r 8000 -c 1 -b outfile.la resample -ql</command></screen>
<para>Wenn Sie fr&uuml;her vbox benutzt haben und nun Ihre alten Audio-Files konvertieren
wollen, k&ouml;nnen Sie auch das folgende Kommando benutzen:</para>
<screen><command>vboxtoau < infile.msg | sox -tau - outfile.la</command></screen>
</sect3>
<sect3 id="playing_alaw"><title>Abspielen von A-Law-Dateien</title>
<para>Auch hier gibt es wieder zwei Möglichkeiten. Der <command>play</command>-Befehl

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<screen><command>sox myfile.wav -r 8000 -c 1 -b outfile.la resample -ql</command></screen>
<para>If you used vbox in the past and want to convert your old message files, you can
use the following command:</para>
<screen><command>vboxtoau < infile.msg | sox -tau - outfile.la</command></screen>
</sect3>
<sect3 id="playing_alaw"><title>Playing A-Law files</title>
<para>Again, there are two possibilities. The <command>play</command> command