Amiga MA Magazine 1998 #3/amigamamagazinepolishissue1998.iso/maksiu/lists/amoslist-1295.lzh/AMOSLIST/[e-mail]_Sun Dec 10 21:16:01 1995.msg

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From: [e-mail] (Andy Church)
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Subject: Re: Misc
Date: Sun Dec 10 19:55:44 1995
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>Theres a proggy called sound machine somewhere on Aminet that converts
>wav samples to raw, iff or voc, or the other way round, It also flips
>samples, for wav seems to be stored as an inverse wavform to what the
>amiga onse are.

  Ah, good point - .wav is stored in unsigned 8-bit samples rather than
8SVX's signed samples.  So basically, you just do an "xor" with $80 on
each byte of the sample.

  --Andy Church ([e-mail])
    WWW: http://mmm.mbhs.edu/cgi-bin/achurch/