On 2012-10-30, Michael Chapman wrote:
There's also the possibility of a new version of Broadcast Wav (BWF).
'Native' CAF also has the possibility for 'W,X,Y,Z' so (again without
acknowledgment) I suspect that could be counted as a *.amb variant.
From a data representation viewpoint, CAF is
There's also the possibility of a new version of Broadcast Wav (BWF).
Dave
Thanks Dave, URL and/or other reference ???
'Native' CAF also has the possibility for 'W,X,Y,Z' so (again without
acknowledgment) I suspect that could be counted as a *.amb
variant.
MPEG formats: anyone have
On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 9:01 AM, Michael Chapman s...@mchapman.com wrote:
'Native' CAF also has the possibility for 'W,X,Y,Z' so (again without
acknowledgment) I suspect that could be counted as a *.amb
variant.
Has anyone had any success with this? It's in the Core Audio header
files, but a
Whatever it is, if it's a 32-bit file format, it should be considered
deprecated.
CAF is at least explicitly designed to be a 64-bit format. It's also designed
such that during recording a crash of the app can leave a recoverable file
behind by the way the header structures are designed, much
