 | Converting raw data (headerless) filesPurpose. Converts a file with raw
audio data without header (input file) to an audio file
(outputfile). Since the format of the input data cannot be derived
from the input file, it has to be specified on the command
line. Usage.
java CreateSilenceAudioFile
-h
java CreateSilenceAudioFile
-l
java CreateSilenceAudioFile [
[[-s] | [-u]]
]
[[-L] | [-B]]
{-b sample_size_in_bits
} {-c channels
} {-r sample_rate
} {-t target_type
} {
input_file
} {
output_file
} Parameters. -
-h
output usage information, then exit -
-l
lists the available target file types -
-u
data is unsigned -
-s
data is signed -
-L
data is little-endian -
-B
data is big-endian -
-b sample_size_in_bits
the size of one (mono) sample in bits. This is typicall 8, 16, 24 or 32. -
-c channels
the number of channels -
-r sample_rate
the sample rate of the input date -
-t target_type
the extension of the target file type that should be converted to (e.g. wav). The available target types can be listed with the -l option. -
input_file
the file name of the raw data (headerless) file that should be read. -
output_file
the file name of the audio file that the audio data should be written to.
Bugs, limitations. Source code.
CreateSilenceAudioFile.java,
SilenceAudioInputStream.java,
AudioCommon.java,
gnu.getopt.Getopt
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