i m working to streaming .wav file data from server to client and we have to play that file which is store at server side using TCP/IP protocol in vc++.plz someone can help me .thanks in advace.
ReplyDear Alexander, Thank you for a very helpful article. I have a question. Could you tell me how I can display my data by passing pure data in a buffer of AudioWords instead of the .wav file path? I have always 8 bits per sample. Thank you in advance. Dmitriy
ReplyHi I was just wondering if I could use this with a specially formatted wav file: L channel with music and R channel with commands for my parallel-port controlled light effects machine. I use this light effects machine in parties (I have sixty-four 500W light cannons). I would edit wav files with a special editor, then I would send L channel to audio output and R channel to parallel port, with the light effetct machine connected to it. This way, I would be able to control lights with total synchronism with music. And I would add a GUI to the editor to facilitate creation of the light effects. WOuld this be possible with this class?
ReplySir, it has helped me a lot to get infoormation about wave files as how they are stored and how they can be read.But i am in urgent need of the answer for the above mentioned question. Kindly help me solve this problem.
ReplyI am trying to use it in MDI DOC/VIEW on CFORMVIEW but unable to get it.Please give the solution Thank you. Nitin
ReplyWhen I include these files into a visual C++ 6 win32 project. I got more than 100 errors even if have change the include files of the main programs. I dont't understand where do they come from...
Replyhow can i know the duration/length of a wav file ?
ReplyHi ! First, congratulation for your class. Nice ;) I'm doing one (I've just discovered your article) which is about similar to yours, and I have a problem with some WAVs : in some case, in the "fmt " chunk, the size is equal to 18, because two "additionnal bytes" are added at the end of the chunk. This is, in fact, the WAVE specification for non-PCM audio only, but some programs (like Goldwave for example) add those bytes :/ So, the "data" chunk is shifted by two bytes. Therefore, you should add to your class the case where the WAV files have a bad header. See you ++
Replyplz tell me a way to read and play a wave file in c lang. for linux plateform.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Aviv
How could I convert a wav file from stereo to mono?
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