Free online SPC to WAV converter

Some audio editors and playback tools accept WAV files but cannot open SPC game-music files. Converting an SPC file renders its Super Nintendo audio into a standard waveform that can be edited or shared.

What the SPC format is

SPC is a file format for music from the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). An SPC file captures the state of the console’s audio hardware, including sound data and playback state; a compatible player emulates that hardware to produce sound. You typically encounter SPC files in SNES music collections or create them with emulator features and SPC dumping tools.

What the WAV format is

WAV is an audio container widely supported by editing, playback, and recording software. It commonly stores uncompressed PCM audio, which is convenient for editing and avoids lossy encoding, but usually takes more space than compressed audio formats.

How to convert SPC to WAV

Online on 101convert.com

1. Upload the SPC file on the converter page. You can add several files for batch conversion; the per-file size limit is shown on the page.
2. Choose the desired sample rate and channel count before converting.
3. Start the conversion, then download the WAV file when it is ready. The conversion runs on the site’s server with FFmpeg.

Offline with desktop software

foobar2000 with the Game Emu Player component is a free option for Windows. Install the foo_input_gme component, restart foobar2000, and open the SPC file. Set the track length and fade in the component’s preferences if needed, since SPC playback can loop. Select the track, choose Convert → …, set the output format to WAV, and start the conversion.

Quality and playback limits

An SPC file is not a fixed-length recording: it is rendered by emulating the SNES audio hardware, and its music may loop indefinitely. Set an appropriate track length and optional fade before export. The WAV’s sample rate and channel count affect the rendered output, but do not restore audio details absent from the SPC data.