Extract a sound from a Classic application for Mac OS X? How can I extract a single 'snd' resource from a classic application into a form that Mac OS X can play?

I can use derez to get the snd resource out, but from there I'm not sure how to assemble it into a form Mac OS X can read.

This is on Lion; I have no access to earlier Macs.

Derezed,it starts like this:

data 'snd ' (3004, "metal stamp", purgeable) {
    $"0002 0000 0001 8050 0000 0000 000E 0000"            /* ......ÄP........ */
    $"0000 0000 159E 2B77 45D1 0000 159C 0000"            /* .....û+wE—...ú.. */
    $"159D 003C 787D 807E 7D7D 8087 8376 6E72"            /* .ù.&lt;x}Ä~}}ÄáÉvnr */
    $"7C87 8782 8789 857F 7169 5F74 9891 7068"            /* |ááÇáâÖ.qi_tòëph */
I had some System 7 Sound files, too. I just tried DaveM's answer, and it worked, except I had to set the frequency to 11025 (not 8192).

My steps:


Used Rezilla to copy the raw hex from the resource fork.
Used Hex Fiend to paste it as a regular file (added .au extension, but that doesn't really do much since it's still not directly playable)
Audacity > File > Import > Raw Data, select .au file
Change Sample Rate to 11025 Hz
Export as wav!