Re: ConvertFile sample on iPhone 2.2.1 SDK
Re: ConvertFile sample on iPhone 2.2.1 SDK
- Subject: Re: ConvertFile sample on iPhone 2.2.1 SDK
- From: William Stewart <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 12:59:50 -0700
I think you mean:
kAudioFilePermissionsError (prm?) (we don't have a "perm" error)
If so, this error is only returned from what I can see when you try to
write to a file and you are unable too because you don't have
sufficient permissions to do so.
Bill
On Mar 19, 2009, at 9:45 AM, Scott Tury wrote:
I am thinking about shipping an iPhone (2.1+ OS) app, with
compressed audio delivered with the application. I'd like to
convert those compressed audio files to native CAF lossless files on
the iPhone when the user launches the application the first time (or
when needed). This seems fairly straightforward after I looked at
the Apple Mac Os X 10.5 sample code located at: /Developer/Examples/
CoreAudio/SimpleSDK/ConvertFile/
Specifically the file UseExtAF.cpp looks almost exactly what I need
in order to make the conversion possible. I built the sample app on
Mac OS X, and ran it with one of my files (m4a), and it converted
the file into a CAF file that was not compressed. (Excellent!)
I've converted the routines I needed into Objective-C, and tried
using the same technique, but I'm getting a permissions ('perm')
error when I run through the ConvertFile function. The permissions
error is happening on the line:
err = ExtAudioFileSetProperty(infile,
kExtAudioFileProperty_ClientDataFormat, size, &clientFormat);
It appears that the ExtAudioFileSetProperty function is unhappy with
me trying to set the clientDataFormat for the input file. But if I
comment out this line of code, I am unable to get all of the sample
frames from the input file - which is what I need in order to
convert the compressed file into an uncompressed format.
Is there a way I can work around this error? Or do I need to do
this the more involved way, as shown in the UseAC-AF.cpp file in the
ConvertFile sample for Mac OS X? I'll convert those methods if need
be, but the ExtAudioFile API's look like they should do what I want.
Thank you for your help!
Scott Tury
P.S. I can send the ConvertFile() function if anyone is interested,
but it's extremely similar to the Mac OS sample.
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