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but beware it seems to hold pirated book.. you will be in trouble.. delete the post!
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hi all
i want to convert one audio format to another. for this i will have to get hold of digital o/p of audio data and than apply compression algorithms according to specification of various file formats.
i wanted to ask how to get hold of that uncompressed digital data?
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puneet_cha wrote: i wanted to ask how to get hold of that uncompressed digital data?
Wouldn't you get that by uncompressing the source data?
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From which format to which format?
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i have to mainly consider 2 formats MP3 and WAVE.
but main issue is that how to get the digital data given by A/D converter.
can somebody help me in this
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Do you want raw PCM data?
From what source?
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YA I WANT A RAW PCM DATA.
THE OUTPUT OF ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER
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That will depend on the device then. If it's a device that includes a driver of some kind to
access the data then you can get it there. Otherwise you need to write a driver to access the
hardware.
If the device is a sound card, you can use DirectX or the Windows Multimedia APIs.
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will direct show API solve my purpose?
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You haven't yet indicated the source of the audio so I have no idea what your purpose is! 
If you need PCM data from a sound card then DirectX (DirectSound) is a solution.
Windows multimedia audio is another soution.
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hi mark
my work is to convert MP3 file to WAv and vice versa.
so to do that i need raw PCM data,on which i can perform operations for the above purpose.
so i wanted to know how can i get that raw PCM data.
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That's what I thought from your first post, which is why I first replied that way.
DirectX is for accessing devices so it's not really applicable for file conversion.
Generally, you read audio data, transform the data to a new format, and write the resulting data.
To convert MP3 to WAV you'd read from the MP3 file, decompress the audio samples to PCM, and
write them to the a WAV file.
To convert WAV to MP3 you'd read from the WAV file, compress the audio samples to using MP3
compression, and write the resulting compressed data to the a MP3 file.
You can learn the MP3 format and compression algorithm and write your own codec.
You'd also need to understand the format of the files (MP3 and WAV).
If you don't want to write your own transformation code then the Audio Compression Manager[^]
included with Windows can help do it for you. You need to supply an MP3 encoder (Windows doesn't
include one) but there is a free one called LAME[^] that's popular.
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hi mark
u wrote
"To convert MP3 to WAV you'd read from the MP3 file, decompress the audio samples to PCM, and
write them to the a WAV file."
I wanted to know:-
HOW CAN I DECOMPRESS THE AUDIO SAMPLES TO PCM?is there any API for this?
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The same APIs can do it but you still need an MP3 codec (the "dec"oder part of "codec") or you'd
need to write your own.
The APIs are available with the OS but the codec is not due to MPEG-3 licensing restrictions.
Mark
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I have a managed C# application which calls functions in an unmanaged C++ dll. On the unmanaged side, I am trying to put up a dialog that contains a text label, a progress bar, and a cancel button. I use CreateDialog and ShowWindow to display the form. The form displays, but for a few seconds has nothing on it. Eventually, the progress bar appears and does show increasing numbers of blue blocks. The form closes as it should, but without ever having displayed the text or the cancel button. The form is displayed for about 10 seconds. Is there a command similar to DoEvents on the managed side that will force all portions of the dialog to display? I saw a reference in one of the articles to a Peek loop, but did not see any code and am not familiar enough with that to implement without more information.
Any help appreciated ...
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theFrenchHornet wrote: I saw a reference in one of the articles to a Peek loop, but did not see any code
Does the article not have the code available for download? Most do I think.
led mike
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No - like I said, it was just a reference. The article was not about it. Thus, no code.
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Not sure what you want but maybe [^]this will help
led mike
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Thanks - I'll see if I can incorporate it.
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Try to use a function like Form->Refresh() Form->Update() Form->Repaint() or something similar.
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Thanks, but doesn't change the behavior.
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Hi ,
I was wondering if there was a way to embedd a package / binary inside a VC++ static library .
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