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== Accepted audio codecs == | == Accepted audio codecs == | ||
Revision as of 16:56, 24 February 2007
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WAVE is a way of storing audio, which is normally uncompressed. It is based on RIFFs.
Accepted audio codecs
- dummy: Uncompressed audio of various types, based on storing integer values of the amplitude of the sound (see PCM).
- fl32: Floating point 32-bit uncompressed audio, also based on PCM but allowing the values to be stored as floating point data types. This can give better quality audio when the sound becomes quiet.
Souce code
- modules/mux/wav.c (output muxer)
- modules/demux/wav.c (input demuxer)
