Hi Erik,
Erik de Castro Lopo said :
Karsten Gebbert wrote:
me and a friend have been wondering what file format to use when
reading/writing large multichannel soundfiles ( >= 4G the limit
of what
"WAV" can handle). I saw that libsndfile does read/write "W64" which
theoretically does what I want, but when trying to cue a 8G/16
channel
file it just tells me it can't open it.
What does the sndfile-info program say about this file?
~$ sndfile-info 24ch.w64
Version : libsndfile-1.0.18
========================================
File : 24ch.w64
Length : 8294400112
riff : 8294400112
wave
fmt : 48
Format : 0x1 => WAVE_FORMAT_PCM
Channels : 24
Sample Rate : 48000
Block Align : 48
Bit Width : 16
Bytes/sec : 2304000
data : 8294400024
----------------------------------------
Sample Rate : 48000
Frames : 172800000
Channels : 24
Format : 0x000B0002
Sections : 1
Seekable : TRUE
Duration : 01:00:00.000
Signal Max : 0 (-inf dB)
I hope this helps. Its strange to me how SC can't read this since its
made with audacity (which afaik uses libsndfile too). Could it be that
audactity is messing it up so that SC can't read it? I doubt that
thats
the reason though as other programs can read and play this file
(i.e. ecasound).
Karsten
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