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Re: Writing little-endian AIFF/AIFC files
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Re: Writing little-endian AIFF/AIFC files


  • Subject: Re: Writing little-endian AIFF/AIFC files
  • From: Adriaan van Os <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2009 14:52:43 +0200

Thanks for the various replies to my posting. I recall my original questions:

1. Why and under which circumstances does the system software choose to write little-endian AIFF/AIFC files ?

The answer to the second part of the first question seems to be "when copying a file from an audio CD". The first part of the question is still open.


2. How do application programmers write little-endian AIFF/AIFC files ?
3. Did I miss something or where is this documented ?

The answer to the second and third question seems to be "this is a deep secret". I welcome a word from Apple.

Sincerely,

Adriaan van Os

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