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AppGameKit Classic Chat / Testing for wav file compression?

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Posted: 11th Nov 2014 19:27 Edited at: 11th Nov 2014 19:28
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Hi

I am using windows 7 to compile for android and am currently having an issue with V2 playing sounds on the android device.it plays when interpreted on pc but not after exporting apk to android.
I am aware that the wav files must not be compressed for them to work and I am guessing that they are not compressed as they are raw recordings that ive played from hadware synthesizer and recorded.however I cannot b sure and windows 7 as far as i know cannot determine wether or not a wave file is compressed or not.so before i go and code a wave header parser and converter.... Is there an easy way to determine what type of wav file is being used on windows 7? Please thank u

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Posted: 11th Nov 2014 19:32
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I will upload a little program tomorrow to give you the answer.

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Posted: 11th Nov 2014 19:50
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Awesome thank u

i have parsed wav files using c++ on a different platform and dont fancy having to rewrite it again in AppGameKit just to test for compression so will appreciate it if uv written one up

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Posted: 11th Nov 2014 22:26
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It's pathetically easy. Just read the header!

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Posted: 12th Nov 2014 00:15
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Of course...but my development time is limited and like i said i dont wanna have to write another parser i just wnba know if windows 7 has info.say if i rightclick on the file coz as far as i can c it shows nothing... About.the compression type...thanks for ur expertise anyway

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Posted: 12th Nov 2014 00:22
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No problem. The WAV header is an easy structure. Just one zero will tell you it's PCM!

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Posted: 12th Nov 2014 10:03 Edited at: 12th Nov 2014 10:04
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hm, maybe export wave again with music app,
u have all in same format.

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Yip marcus this would b my go to method but my.music software is on an xp machine which isnt alive atm n all i wana do is run one simple test.however iv started coding another wave handler in AppGameKit as i will need it later on

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Analysis coming shortly...

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See new thread...

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