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- From: nicks@ariel.ucs.unimelb.EDU.AU (Nick Smith)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Manipulating .wav files in C
- Date: 20 Mar 96 06:33:16 GMT
- Organization: The University of Melbourne
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- mmccrack@occs.cs.oberlin.edu (Michael McCracken) writes:
-
- > Can anyone tell me what the structure of a .wav file is so I
- >can write C code to manipulate it? Any helpful information would be
- >appreciated.
- > -Mike
-
- The way to manipulate the .wav files is probably to use the standard
- Windows API calls to do it. You didn't mention if you were looking to
- write in Win16 or Win32, so what I'd do is check out the documentation
- from MS Press on the API calls. I've got the Win32 programmer's reference
- manual and in volume 2, there is information about the "High-level audio"
- API in chapter 72. I've tried it just to see that I can play a simple
- .wav file in my application.
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