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Hi,
I'm looking for a small PCM converter tool which I can access by Dos-Console.
I have any wave-files and need always this output: PCM 44,1k, 16bit, Mono
Is there any program for this?
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i' ve a problem in doing my final project...
i'm having trouble with how to save multiple wav files into 1 wav file..
let's take an example: i have 3 wav files which are the syllables of the word "hospital" : "hos.wav", "pi.wav", and "tal.wav" (sorry if i'm wrong in determining the syllables of the…
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Hi,
I'm looking for a small PCM converter tool which I can access by Dos-Console.
I have any wave-files and need always this output: PCM 44,1k, 16bit, Mono
Is there any program for this?
Thx 4 answers
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I have a folder full of .wav audio files.
Some are stereo, most are mono splits.
The mono split pairs are all named foo bar track.L.wav and foo bar track.R.wav
I can use the command line tool sox to combine a mono pair into 1 stereo track like this:
sox -M track1.L.wav track1.R.wav track1.Stereo…
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System.Diagnostics.Process proc0 = new System.Diagnostics.Process();
proc0.StartInfo.FileName = "cmd";
proc0.StartInfo.WorkingDirectory = Path.Combine(curpath, "snd");
proc0.StartInfo.Arguments = omgwut;
And now for some background...
string curpath = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(Application…
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