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Hi World!
I'd like to get out some data (voice) from WAV files in C#. I have to use the data as a double. I searched for the solution for hours, but I haven't found any useful stuff.
Could anyone give me any idea how to do that?
Is there a free .NET package which I could use?
thx,
David
I'd like to get out some data (voice) from WAV files in C#. I have to use the data as a double. I searched for the solution for hours, but I haven't found any useful stuff.
Could anyone give me any idea how to do that?Is there a free .NET package which I could use?
thx,
David
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Of course a REAL programmer would find the .wav file spec and code the solution themselves
However, if you are not really that hard-core...I didn't look very hard, so I didn't find a C# version. However, there are numerous C++ versions of .wav file viewers with source code out there. Most likely they have the functionality you need somewhere in there. This gives you a couple of options:
1 - You can take one of those viewers and build a .dll that you can call from your C#.
2 - You can port the C++ code to C#.
However, if you are not really that hard-core...I didn't look very hard, so I didn't find a C# version. However, there are numerous C++ versions of .wav file viewers with source code out there. Most likely they have the functionality you need somewhere in there. This gives you a couple of options:
1 - You can take one of those viewers and build a .dll that you can call from your C#.
2 - You can port the C++ code to C#.
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