Re: writing aiff file to disk
Re: writing aiff file to disk
- Subject: Re: writing aiff file to disk
- From: john <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2004 16:18:10 -0500
Hi Stanko,
As Robert pointed out, Apple has provided the AudioFile API. I don't
like AudioFile for various reason, so I wrote my own very basic audio
file support.
-- John
Hi, John,
I took a look at your sample code. Does it actually mean there is no
standard system-level audio file code,
but you actually have to "re-invent" practically all the headers for
all the types of chunks for AIFF/C files,
deal with endianness and sample width issue "manually", on a per file
type basis,
then do the same thing for opening and closing and writing and reading
literally all the other audio file
standards - not to mention error detection and correction issues. In
other words, are the audio programmers
really being encouraged into writing each one's own proprietary audio
file library, rather than using a system-level one, just because there
is none, or because it's so well hidden that almost nobody believes
it's there?
Stanko
Does the AudioFile API not count? I'm confused why everyone is
ignoring it?
Robert.
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