The following are WAVE files with various data types
The CopyAudio program (part of the AFsp package) can produce output files of a number of different types. Samples files produced by converting stereo 16-bit data are as follows. All of these files have information chunks at the end of the file after the sampled data.
WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
file, stereo A-law data (speakers: FL FR
)WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
file, stereo µ-law data (speakers: FL FR
)WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
file, stereo unsigned 8-bit data (speakers: FL FR
)WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
file, stereo 12/16-bit dataWAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
file, stereo 16-bit data (speakers: FL FR
)WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
file, stereo 24-bit dataWAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
file, stereo 32-bit dataWAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
file, stereo 32-bit float data
(speakers: FL FR
)WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
file, stereo 64-bit float data
(speakers: FL FR
)The following file were created by Goldwave. The µ-law and A-law formats differ slightly from those produced by CopyAudio (The ITU-T standard is permissive as to which way to quantize sample values which fall exactly mid-way between output values.)
0x0031
)WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE
)A six channel (5.1 channel configuration) audio file from the Microsoft site: 5.1 Audio (broken link),
FL FR FC LF BL BR
,
44100 Hz, 16-bit, 5.8 s. This file has a cue
chunk with a count of
zero cue points, followed by two empty cue point structuresAn eight channel (7.1 channel) audio file from the Microsoft site: Creating 7.1 Audio (broken link),
FL FR FC LF BL BR - -
,
48000 Hz, 24-bit, 8.05 s.
The voice announcments and tone for this file appear in one channel at time, in the
order indicated below.Front Left
Front Right
Centre
Back Left
Back Right
Auxiliary Left
Auxiliary Right
WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE
files)These files are taken from Soundcard Attrition Page
LF RF LR RR
),
22050 Hz, 4.78 s (created with CDP Multi-Channel Toolkit)The following WAVE files are perverse or have problems
XxXx
)fact
chunk following the data. The fact
chunk contains the four characters FILT
and
not the number of samples. (From the system directory
C:\WINNT\Media
on a Windows 2000 system)These files are from CCRMA at Stanford: ftp://ftp-ccrma.stanford.edu/pub/Lisp/sf.tar.gz
0x181C
)0x0022
)