19 Aug
2004
19 Aug
'04
5:58 p.m.
I think it would be useful to set up a wiki page or something outlining
the different sound formats. Is there a lad-related wiki?
/* Quoth Benno Senoner <sbenno(a)gardena.net>
on Thu, 19 Aug 2004 at 17:49 +0200
in <4124CC0E.9030704(a)gardena.net> */
not big secrets here.
try to look up the docs for the WAV format.
or just search for big/little endian encoding
24bit packed words etc
in substance there are only a few mainstream raw pcm data encodings.
8bit , in some case signed, in others unsigned (amiga IIRC).
16bit signed (2 complement) (usually little endian, aka x86 endianess,
PPCs must swap da)
24bit usually signed (2 complement), little endian
32bit integer
32bit float (IEEE)
cheers,
Benno
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Hello, I have been googleing around trying to find
information on raw
pcm data. Does anybody know of any tutorials or references on raw pcm
data? I am most curious about different storage types (2s complement,
etc), and how multiple channels are stored. Thanks. -Garett