Now I have another question. Does anyone know of a library that simplifies wav parsing? Particulary I am interested in knowing the frequency, pan, and volume of the wave at any given time.
Thank you.
Now I have another question. Does anyone know of a library that simplifies wav parsing? Particulary I am interested in knowing the frequency, pan, and volume of the wave at any given time.
Thank you.
I said that poorly, I think. In applications like windows media player they have graphs which show you the volumes of fixed frequencies (like that bar thing). What do they do to find that?
Maybe WMP reads the whole file in first?
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No, WMP uses a buffered system and can still make those frequency graph things when only a portion of the file is read in. Hmmm, maybe I'll have to read some of my dad's signal processing books to figure this outMaybe WMP reads the whole file in first?
