How can I convert PCM.WAV File to a Regular .WAV File, or is there a difference in between the too, all help is greatly appreciated
PCM.WAV to Regular .WAV file
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Re: PCM.WAV to Regular .WAV file
yeah, from doing a lil researching, im starting to learn that.... but there is also another type of .wav file, which is Riff.wav from what someone else just relayed to me...but ima try to convert this file, and see if it gives me the same problemComment
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Re: PCM.WAV to Regular .WAV file
A standard uncompressed wav is PCM wav. But then again, it depends who defines the standards :D
There are many types of .wav files.
Not knowing what your problem is, it's a bit hard to point you to a solution.
If you have installed dMC then when you hover over the file that you are considering whould give you the information about its type, and that should help in deciding what you may need.Comment
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Re: PCM.WAV to Regular .WAV file
So in fact a PCM wav file is a RIFF wav file? http://ccrma.stanford.edu/CCRMA/Cour...ts/WaveFormat/Comment
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Re: PCM.WAV to Regular .WAV file
PCM is Pulse Code Modulation, ie uncompressed.
Riff is (cannot remember the acroynm) the file format of a wave file, you have data chunks (header), infact you can save any type of data into a wave file. Eventually dMC will be able to write ID Tags to a wave file.Comment
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Re: PCM.WAV to Regular .WAV file
RIFF = Resource Interchange File Format
Yep, it seems that all wav files have the sequence RIFF right at the start.
Many other types of file are also RIFF files:
ANI for animated cursors
AVI for videos
BND file bundles
DXR Macromedia Director Files (notice: Network byte order!)
PAL for color palette information
RDI for bitmaps
RMI for MIDI
WAV for digital audioComment
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