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Topic: write sound wave to file/ not output realtime (Read 1034 times)
Gavin Lee Guest
write sound wave to file/ not output realtime
« Thread started on: Apr 21st, 2011, 1:51pm »
Hi, I've managed to use a tutorial I found on how to make my own created wave sound output in realtime (as opposed to playing from a file). And it works great. Apart from the slowness of my pc, which means stereo or higher sampling rates don't work.
I wondered if their is a simple way to write to a file rather than output to my sound card.
Re: write sound wave to file/ not output realtime
« Reply #2 on: Apr 28th, 2011, 5:58pm »
Thanks, Although am getting a bit confused with buffers not being needed and what variable to stick where. But I'm sure I just need to trim original programs down to bare bones remove buffers etc and write directly to wave with BPUT. I think I'm almost there, but if anyone has any obvious and or helpful hints please leave a message, (I'm editing wavesplit with create wave output in real time from post that was on forum). When I complete the program I shall post it so people can use the write wave directly to file program.
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