Perform simple manipulations to .wav files and retrieve its header information.
- Supports only "canonical" (44 bytes) headers and 16-bit audio simples with one or two channels.
Compile with make:
$ make
Alternatively:
$ gcc src/main.c src/helper_functions.c src/wav_data.c src/wav_header.c src/wav_process.c -o wave
Compilation will generate a executable file called wave.
Execute modifications and write to a new file with the following options:
-L, to mute left channel.-o <outputfile>, to specifiy ouput filename.-p, to print the header information.-r, to reverse the audio samples.-R, to mute right channel.
Print the header information:
./wave my-file.wav
Mute left audio channel:
./wave -L my-file.wav
Mute right audio channel:
./wave -R my-file.wav
Reverse audio samples:
./wave -r my-file.wav
Multiple options can be chained. For example, to reverse audio samples and mute left channel:
./wave -r -L my_file.wav
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