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Ok, I know next to nothing about audio files outside of which types and some of the benifits of each. I'm wondering what I need to edit audio files, and also how the file is set up. Is anyone up to answering this?
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Re: Audio Editing?
Posted 20 August 2004 - 03:11 PM
what exactly do you mean by 'how the file is set up'?
personally i use soundforge, and acid pro. check into them.
personally i use soundforge, and acid pro. check into them.
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Re: Audio Editing?
Posted 20 August 2004 - 06:32 PM
the closest answer i have is that there are decoders that translate the audio file data, then your audio program takes this decoded data and tells your speakers what to do.
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Re: Audio Editing?
Posted 20 August 2004 - 08:29 PM
You want to know the details about encoding audio data in a digital format and then storing it in a file. Here's a starting point on MPEG:
http://mpgedit.org/m...mat/mpeghdr.htm
http://mpgedit.org/m...mat/mpeghdr.htm
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