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I am looking for a procedure to take a wav file from my PC and move it to the 56F8300 Demo Board? I know that I need to consider memory constraints on the Demo Board compared with a wav file size. I am thinking about trying the G711 or G726 software beans in the Demo Board software.   For example, I can use "CoolEdit 2000" to open a wav file and save it as "PCM" or "A/mu Law" file format. The Windows Sound Recorder can save in other formats such as "Microsoft ADPCM", "Microsoft G.723.1" , "CCITT A-Law", and other formats.   Better yet, is there a software utility that can convert wav files to a format that is downloadable to the 56F8300 Demo Board?   Some help and direction is greatly appreciated!   TIA, David

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