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Re: getting PCM data from an audio file
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Re: getting PCM data from an audio file


  • Subject: Re: getting PCM data from an audio file
  • From: "Andrew GFunk" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 02 Jun 2003 22:05:42 -0700

Thanks for trying to help me out Philippe! I thought about the FSRef being NULL. If it were, the call
printf("mSampleRate %g\n", srcFmt.mSampleRate);
shouldn't work, right? It does though. Here's the output of my program:

mSampleRate 44100
2003-06-02 21:56:42.117 audioFileTest1[407] <00000000 >

The second line comes from the following call:
NSLog(@"%@", data);

So I guess the FSRef part of my code is right. Any other ideas?
Or maybe some simple example code on reading audio data?

Thanks,

Andrew Garber

From: Philippe Wicker <email@hidden>
To: "Andrew GFunk" <email@hidden>
CC: CoreAudio <email@hidden>
Subject: Re: getting PCM data from an audio file
Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2003 17:19:33 +0200


On Monday, June 2, 2003, at 07:41 AM, Andrew GFunk wrote:

FSRef fsRef;
FSPathMakeRef ([[thisBundle pathForResource:@"Waiting2" ofType:@"aif"] UTF8String], &fsRef, NULL);
AudioFileOpen(&fsRef, 1, 0, &originalAudioFile);

AudioFileGetProperty(originalAudioFile, kAudioFilePropertyDataFormat,
&propertySize, &srcFmt);
printf("mSampleRate %g\n", srcFmt.mSampleRate);

You could check if FSPathMakeRef returns a non null FSRef.
FSPathMakeRef expects a 1st parameter which is a const UInt8* but a C string (char* or SInt8*) containing a UNIX (POSIX) path works well (this is how I use it myself). Maybe pathForResource it is not returning a standard UNIX path in your case? It could be also that the resource you're searching does not exist. You could try a call to FSPathMakeRef with a path to an AIFF file you are sure about (eg /tmp/YourFile.aiff, or ./YourFile.aiff if your file resides in the same directory than the executable).

Regards,

Philippe Wicker
email@hidden


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