Splitting interleaved surround file into seperate files

I need to 'convert' an interleaved surround .WAV file (which was created in Pyramix) into the seperate mono channels it exists of. Can this be done in Logic Pro 8? Or in any other standard application?
Thanks!
Message was edited by: reumert

found a couple of free programs online that can do it

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Hi Professionals
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Hi,
Ok, looking at that programm didn't actually help me very much to understand what's going on, or where you have the CONVERT_OTF call... Regardless, if the suggestion by Raymond is not feasible in your scenario, the thing I'd try to do is - splitting the spool (OTF) contents before calling CONVERT_OTF into individual documents (feeding it to convert FM piecemeal)... The link to OTF format and commands documentation is here.
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Only 149,999,950 more years of Ruling The Earth to go
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