Hi Eric, Thanks for the idea. This had started to dawn on me after I wrote the email and was on my way home ;-) Josh
On 8/15/06, Eric Blossom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, Aug 15, 2006 at 05:52:50PM +0200, Josh Jennings wrote: > Hi Michael, > Having thought about this a little more, I don't think this problem is > limited to the osx-audio. > I have tried this also on my osx: > 1) convert a complex dat file to a num file for gnuplot > 2) plot the num file in gnuplot > On os x I get zeros for all the converted points from the dat file, > therefore something seems corrupted. > When I do the same on my linux, I get a good set of converted complex > points in my num file and it shows up correctly in gnuplot. > > Here is a list of the files and commands I use for listening to audio > and converting the dat file: It's probably an "endianness problem". The dat file is native binary on whatever machine it was written on. Most likely x86, thus little-endian. The PPC macs are big-endian. Thus the problem. Anybody know if the intel macs are big or little endian? Eric
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