Re: File format conversion
Re: File format conversion
- Subject: Re: File format conversion
- From: tahome izwah <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2009 09:56:55 +0100
You will have to close the file before the header gets updated. You
could probably also call AudioFileOptimize() for that purpose, but I'm
not sure if this is officially the way it should be used.
--th
2009/2/5 Fredrik <email@hidden>:
> Thank you guys. I got a hint earlier as well to use or instead of commas.
> After I changed it the AudioConverter works as expected and writes the
> buffer as big endian. The size of the data isn´t written in the header still
> though. I have tried to edit it in a hexeditor and then the file plays
> normally so this seems to be what is left to solve for me. Could this be a
> result of the offset parameter being hardcoded as 0 at the moment? I noticed
> that no information on the data size is expected in the argument fields of
> AudioFileCreate so I assume that it get this information from elsewhere.
>
> Fredrik
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