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normal amplitude in canonical format?
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normal amplitude in canonical format?


  • Subject: normal amplitude in canonical format?
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Mon, 08 Dec 2003 10:18:49 +0100

I am writing a little offline editing framework for soundfiles and to make things easier on load i convert the sounds to the canonical format wich, afaik, is 32bit float interleaved linear pcm. i had a problem displaying the sound until i found the data after converiosn (CAconverter api) has amplitudes around e-18. is that normal? is there a standard normal amplitude? whre is it defined? or is it ok if i just normalize or will that confuse the converter for saving or exporting the data?
i couldnt test the latter part by just saving in a non float format because for some reason audiofilecreate fails, even though the fsref is ok and the string (a cast NSString) is rather simple, any hhelp on that would of course be appreciated :).

regards,

Daniel Oberhoff _______________________________________________
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