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From: dansu@volcano.berkeley.edu (Dan Su)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: concatenating IFF sound files
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Date: 30 Jul 90 07:48:10 GMT
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Is there a way to concatenate two IFF sound files?  What about concatenating
one IFF sound file and one raw (headerless) sound file?  Furthermore, is 
there a limit as to how large an IFF sound file can be?  

I'm trying to see if I can digitize an entire song (let's say 5 minutes)
at a decent sampling rate.  However, this would result in a file several
megs long...

I know this isn't really practical but I was just wondering if it could be
done.

-Dan Su
dansu@volcano.berkeley.edu