On Tue, 5 Apr 2005, Dave Chapman wrote:
> Unfortunately, it's not quite as simple as that for 24-bit audio.
I didn't think it would be ;) Oh, you're also quite correct about
flipping bytes in the 16bit lpcm files - I momentarily forgot that
'-x' is needed when using sox to convert .wav to .raw
> As you can see, the packing consists of the most significant 16-bits of
> the four samples (in big-endian byte order), followed by the least
> significant 8 bits of the four samples.
Ah ha! I wondered how the bytes were packed for 24bit audio - that's
another little mystery solved. Thanks.
> I don't know if any tools exist to do this manipulation.
Is there a newer version of 'sox' that might do the task? I haven't
done any serious looking at audio projects but I get the feeling that
24bit audio isn't well supported outside the professional studios
yet.
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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