Re: Trying to concatenate two wav files on an iPhone is ExtAudioFile the best way?
Re: Trying to concatenate two wav files on an iPhone is ExtAudioFile the best way?
- Subject: Re: Trying to concatenate two wav files on an iPhone is ExtAudioFile the best way?
- From: Brian Willoughby <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2010 23:48:45 -0700
I'm sure that code ran on Intel machines for the operating system
where it was originally written, but it's not very portable. It will
break on big-endian architectures. There are probably also a number
of input file format variations which aren't supported.
I'm not saying that AudioFile is particularly portable, but at least
it isn't architecture-specific, and it should support many input file
formats, even those you haven't considered.
Brian Willoughby
Sound Consulting
On Aug 18, 2010, at 21:13, Paul Scott wrote:
Here's code I wrote years ago for a now defunct company. It takes a
list of input filenames (.WAV files) and an output file name (.WAV
file), and combines the input files into a single output file. It
isn't iPhone, it isn't Objective C, it isn't CoreAudio. But it does
combine .WAV files by re-wrapping them into a single file. It was
written in Borland C++, but with a tiny bit of tweaking it can work
with any C++ compiler. Maybe it will be of use to someone.
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