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| Regular exercise at the gym | |
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/ wavecuepoint.c
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— forked from jimmcgowan/wavecuepoint.c
This code reads a .wav file and a text file containing marker locations (specified as frame indexes, one per line) and creates a new .wav file with embedded cue points for each location. The code is standard, portable C.
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| // | |
| // wavecuepoint.c | |
| // Created by Jim McGowan on 29/11/12. | |
| // jim@bleepsandpops.com | |
| // jim@malkinware.com | |
| // | |
| // This function reads a .wav file and a text file containing marker locations (specified as frame indexes, one per line) | |
| // and creates a new .wav file with embedded cue points for each location. The code is standard, portable C. | |
| // | |
| // For a full description see http://bleepsandpops.com/post/37792760450/adding-cue-points-to-wav-files-in-c |