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Re: OT? QuickTime Export of Audio

Come on over to the quicktime-api list, and we can discuss it there. You _can_ use QuickTime's export functionality "standalone", having the exporter component call you for input data (as well as for details of what the output format should be).

Greg Chapman
QuickTime Engineering
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On Feb 28, 2005, at 4:59 PM, David M. Cotter wrote:

i have raw audio samples in memory, I use CoreAudio to play the samples.

I'd like to use QuickTime Export to save it to disk (ergo: have access to any installed QT export components, eg: OGG, AAC, LAME)

Must I first save the audio to a QuickTime Movie file, then "export" that movie? or can I "stream" it in one shot, right out of memory, without any pre-processing?

Am I barking up the wrong tree here?

Or, rather, how do I do what I want?

Thanks.

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