Cønverting yøur audiø files
Møffenzeef Mødular edited this page Nov 6, 2016
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Taken directly from TechnoBlogy Tutorial
Extract the raw audio data
The WAV file format contains a 44-byte header followed by the raw data. On a Mac or Unix computer you can dump the data in a C-friendly text format using the built-in xxd command in a Terminal window:
Copy the audio file into your home directory. Open the Terminal application. Type the following command, substituting the name of your WAV file:
xxd -i -s +44 quack.wav
The -i parameter tells xxd to output the data in C include format, and the -s parameter specifies an offset to omit the first 44 bytes of the file. The output will look something like:
It also gives you a variable containing the length of the data, which we will use to detect the end of the audio.
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