Hi list,
I have a heavily "overflowed" WAV file (samples written in float 32-bit format): instead of [-1.0,+1.0], the samples range goes as far as [-5.0,+5.0].
Using SoX to get raw PCM audio samples from WAV file:
`sox --bits 32 --channels 1 --encoding floating-point --rate 48000 input.wav output.raw`
I get warnings:
sox WARN sox: `input.wav' input clipped 1163400 samples
sox WARN sox: `output.raw' output clipped 605664 samples; decrease volume?
When I look into the output, I see the samples were clipped, and the range is [-1.0,+1.0] now. However, that is not what I want.
I would like to have exactly the same output as input, just in different format (RAW instead of WAV). Is there a way to prevent SoX from doing the clipping?
Using SoX to get raw PCM audio samples from WAV file:
`sox --bits 32 --channels 1 --encoding floating-point --rate 48000 input.wav output.raw`
I get warnings:
sox WARN sox: `input.wav' input clipped 1163400 samples
sox WARN sox: `output.raw' output clipped 605664 samples; decrease volume?
When I look into the output, I see the samples were clipped, and the range is [-1.0,+1.0] now. However, that is not what I want.
I would like to have exactly the same output as input, just in different format (RAW instead of WAV). Is there a way to prevent SoX from doing the clipping?
Thanks!
Danijel Domazet
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