.PCM to .AIFF (Anyone know how?)

[allan_zip]

I've used OSEx to extract the audio from an old dvd i had made (I want to remake the dvd with new menus etc, but have not got the original printed to tape... yeah back up, i know).
The problem is that the audio file has extracted as a .pcm file and i can't seem to get it converted to .aiff, i tried mAC3dec but that frooze up and looking at other threads this seems to be a problem others have had.
Does anyone know a good freeware/shareware app that will do the job for me?
Much appreciated.

 

[allan_zip]

I've found a program called "AIFF from PCM" which sounds like it should do the job but my conversions sound terrible, there's a glitchy, buzzing sound all the way through them.

 

[jaredesign]

I use a Classic applescript called "PCM to AIFF Drop Convert" - works great

you can get it here

 

[Soulstorm]

Have you tried amadeus? I have and that MAY do the trick...

 

[allan_zip]

Thanks,
I'll give those a try. I think OSEx was having trouble recognising the audio on the dvd. It may be because it was originally exported as a final cut quicktime file for idvd, rather than the seperate mpeg2 and aiff option for dvd studio pro. Can't think why it would make the difference though.