1. Q about WAV format
I found a website that describes WAV files. It tells me everything
except one little detail that I need to know. The first 43 bytes I can
ignore except for bytes 10-11 which tell me whether it is mono or stereo.
What I'm interested in is the bytes from 44 to the end. Each byte is from
00 to FF; 00 is negative voltage, FF positive voltage. My question is: in
the case of stereo, where is the data for one ear and the data for the
other ear? Am I correct in guessing that bytes 44,46,48, etc are for one
ear, and bytes 45,47,49, etc. are for the other ear?
This has nothing to do with Euphoria except that I was considering
making a program in Euphoria that would modify WAV files.
Jerry Story
2. Re: Q about WAV format
- Posted by mswayze at TRUSWOOD.COM
Apr 18, 2001
how about posting the URL?
Swayze
mswayze at truswood.com
kswayze at bellsouth.net
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> I found a website that describes WAV files. It tells me everything
> except one little detail that I need to know. The first 43 bytes I can
.......Euphoria that would modify WAV files.
>
> Jerry Story
3. Re: Q about WAV format
Swayze wrote:
> how about posting the URL?
http://www.wotsit.org
is pretty much the definitive site for formats of just about everything.
-- David Cuny
4. Re: Q about WAV format
- Posted by otter at FULL-MOON.COM
Apr 18, 2001
Try every programmer's File Format warehouse: http://www.wotsit.org/
At 07:02 AM 4/18/01 -0600, you wrote:
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> I found a website that describes WAV files. It tells me everything
>except one little detail that I need to know. The first 43 bytes I can
>ignore except for bytes 10-11 which tell me whether it is mono or stereo.
>What I'm interested in is the bytes from 44 to the end. Each byte is from
>00 to FF; 00 is negative voltage, FF positive voltage. My question is: in
>the case of stereo, where is the data for one ear and the data for the
>other ear? Am I correct in guessing that bytes 44,46,48, etc are for one
>ear, and bytes 45,47,49, etc. are for the other ear?
> This has nothing to do with Euphoria except that I was considering
>making a program in Euphoria that would modify WAV files.
>
> Jerry Story
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I found a website that describes WAV files. It tells me
everything<br>
except one little detail that I need to know. The first 43 bytes I
can<br>
ignore except for bytes 10-11 which tell me whether it is mono or
stereo.<br>
What I'm interested in is the bytes from 44 to the end. Each byte is
from<br>
00 to FF; 00 is negative voltage, FF positive voltage. My question
is: in<br>
the case of stereo, where is the data for one ear and the data for
the<br>
other ear? Am I correct in guessing that bytes 44,46,48, etc are
for one<br>
ear, and bytes 45,47,49, etc. are for the other ear?<br>
This has nothing to do with Euphoria except that I was
considering<br>
making a program in Euphoria that would modify WAV files.<br>
<br>
Jerry Story<br>
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