A little bit of tech support needed... I recently downloaded a seventeen-disc set of a concert festival. I knew it was an FM-source, the performers, the date, venue, blah blah blah. What I DIDN'T realize was that all of the files are in the ancient SHN format. I've never dealt with or even heard of this format before, and now I'm scratching my head trying to figure out how to play them. Any help would be greatly appreciated!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2016-05-10 01:32 by BeforeTheyMakeMeRun.

A program called monkeys audio will convert them.It's a free download

It says it supports up to Windows 8... I use Windows 10. I'll still download it and try it out. Hope to report back asap.

If not there is a couple of others

No luck...

Try with this:
XLD Windows - the Best X Lossless Decoder Windows (free )



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2016-05-10 02:22 by elmuseo.

Xrecode works with Windows 10.

Thanks everyone! I used Xrecode, and it worked fine!

For Mac users Xact is the key to the highway... (and it's free!)

Don't know for sure but remember Traders Little Helper can do the job.

If you just want to listen to shn files
Foobar 2000 Player has an shn add on which can be
downloaded to play shn files on the foobar 2000 player.

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justanideal
If you just want to listen to shn files
Foobar 2000 Player has an shn add on which can be
downloaded to play shn files on the foobar 2000 player.

foobar2000 also converted shn files

Try "Format Factory"!

Download this programm --> you can convert many file-formats to other,
so also "SHN" to "WAV"/"Flac"/"mp3"....

regards

Andreas