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From: jkl@csli.Stanford.EDU (John Kallen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Mac sound formats
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Date: 13 Mar 90 02:17:03 GMT
Sender: jkl@csli.Stanford.EDU (John Kallen)
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I want to know what the formats of the most common Mac sound file
formats are. I'm trying to do Fourier analysis on sound samples, and
it works fine on plain 7-bit offset-128 data, but there is another
format ('snd ', I believe) that does some kind of encryption or
compression. Rather that trying to figure out how the blazes that
works on  my own, I wonder if anyone out there can give me a simple
algorithm for converting the sound into pure amplitude data.

Please mail me as I don't read this newsgroup.

TNX!
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