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Re: Conversion to 3gp
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Re: Conversion to 3gp


  • Subject: Re: Conversion to 3gp
  • From: Norman Franke <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2007 14:50:48 -0700

Seems I was mistaken. I don't think the iPhone supports .3gp AMR, just .3gp AAC. This is rather surprising given the painfully slow EGDE network's capabilities in that it supports no low bitrate speech formats. So, I guess I'll be converting to AAC, and I assume I can export .mp4 using a similar method.

One can do this without a temp file using AudioFileInitializeWithCallbacks?

-Norman

Quoting William Stewart <email@hidden>:

I can help you on Leopard but not on previous systems, through the use of the CoreAudio APIs.

On Leopard we will have the ability to write 3gp files with AMR data. You can use the ExtendedAudioFile API quite simply:
(1) Create an ExtAudioFile object of type 3gp and data format is AMR
(2) Set the client format to a PCM format that is most convenient to you
(3) Push data in using the ExtAudioFileWrite call, where you provide it the data in the format you set, and it will handle the conversion and write to the underlying file object for you.


You could use the ConvertFile example (/Developer/Examples/CoreAudio) in the SimpleSDK folder as a starting point. You could for instance, write CAF files with AMR data in it. Then, when you have Leopard you will be able to write the 3GPP file. On Leopard as well, you can also read and write AMR files if that's of interest.

Thanks

Bill

On 19/07/2007, at 1:14 PM, Norman Franke wrote:

I'm attempting to convert a custom ADPCM format to 3GP / AMR for streaming to an iPhone. I need to do this without a GUI, basically, pass it a buffer of samples and get a .3gp file as output. I'd prefer to do this without an intermediate file.

I've looked at the same code on apple.com (under QuickTime), most of which is quite out of date. None seem to do this without a GUI and/or file IO.

I had some old code that uses SoundConverter to convert to PureVoice, but I had to hard code the compression params (magic cookie).

How do I specify both the media type AMR and file type (3gp), get the magic cookie/compression params and the like?

Is the the wrong way to go?

-Norman

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