I tried to use the AiffWriter method for the first time and found something odd. Maybe someone can see what it might be.
I read in an 8 bit mono 22050Hz wav file. And wrote it back out using both an AiffFileWriter, and the WavFileWriter. The results of the AiffFileWriter showed that the sign of the waveform data got all goofed up. See linked pic.
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Is this an inherent issue with the Aiff conversion, that it might not know what to make of 8 bit files in their conversion to Big Endian or something? That's what it looks like to me.
Thanks.
I read in an 8 bit mono 22050Hz wav file. And wrote it back out using both an AiffFileWriter, and the WavFileWriter. The results of the AiffFileWriter showed that the sign of the waveform data got all goofed up. See linked pic.
TEXT
Is this an inherent issue with the Aiff conversion, that it might not know what to make of 8 bit files in their conversion to Big Endian or something? That's what it looks like to me.
Thanks.







