On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 22:18:25 -0500 "Jon B" <30plxf602@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Is there a way to get timemachine to "always" output wav files? Big problem there. Valid WAV files cannot be larger than 4 gig. Many programs won't open a WAV file larger than 2 Gig. 2 Gig is 90 minutes of stereo float data at 48kHz. W64 allows files very much larger (2^63 bytes). > It's > annoying that it creates this weird W64 file that no program can play > except sndfile-play, which is an annoying command-line program Would it help if sndfile-play had a Jack back end? > and > won't output to JACK anyway. Is there a .timemachine file or > something where I can set settings? > > If not, how do I convert w64 files to wav? sndfile-convert doesn't > seem to work, Seems to work here with small files. Can you be more specific? > as rezound says "warning -- libaudiofile reports that > /home/omegatron/tm-2005-02-16T21:47:44.wav contains 96670161848201472 > sample frames yet the file is most likely not large enough to contain > that many samples. > Loading what can be loaded." Does libaudiofile even support the W64 file format? Any editor which uses libsndfile should read that file quite happily. I use Sweep (http://sweep.sf.net) but Audacity should also work. Erik -- +-----------------------------------------------------------+ Erik de Castro Lopo nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Yes it's valid) +-----------------------------------------------------------+ The main confusion about C++ is that its practitioners think it is simultaneously a high and low level language when in reality it is good at neither.
