Hey,
Im in a band and we are doing some home recording on a palmtop digital 4track recorder (zoom PS04). It uses smartmedia cards, we have a smartcard reader (hotreader).
The files once transferred onto the computer seem to be '.aud' files. the computer does not recognise these, what we want to do is to convert them into a format like mp3 so we can hear our songs and make a cd.
Can anyone help me out with a program or something that will easily convert the aud file to an mp3 file???
It is urgent because i need to know tonight before we record tomorow, thank you.

This any use: http://www.audiotoolsdirect.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/1/580.html

Also take a look at NICE Media Player. http://www.nice.com/products/multimedia/dl_media_player.php

Im having the same problem. I have the NICE media player..and it wont play any of the AUD files it says "bad file or too small" not sure why the files are fine. I also tried that AUD2WAV thing...how do you use that bloody thing? Please help....i NEED to figure out how to hear thses AUD files of my PS-04.

I posted this thread along time ago, and since i have found out how to do it mate... go to zoom's website (http://www.zoom.co.jp/english/models/ps04/pdmodel.html)
and download the card manager. If u really can't find it, email me, and i can send it via email to you, i think i have it on this computer.

It's pretty straight forward to use, it converts your AUD files into WAV.