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  1. 1. By wuwei li on March 8, 2013 at 15:31

    ok thinks!

  2. 2. By Jerome on June 4, 2013 at 11:25

    Hello,

    I’m trying this really cool Wave Audio Package and I think there is an error in writing Wave Header with the TStockAudioRecorder.
    RIFF and Fmt are good but “data” contains #0 characters and WaveSize si wrong.

    Jerome.

  3. 3. By Kambiz on June 4, 2013 at 21:14

    Could you please use the forum to post a sample code or at least instructions to reproduce the problem?

  4. 4. By Jerome on June 5, 2013 at 16:27

    Hello,

    Thank you so much for your response.

    I get that with my code and just with the sample code “SndRcrdr” include in the folder Demo\Sound Recorder\. I record a short wave in PCM 44100 16Bits Mono and read the header with my woftware (or an other).
    I get something like this in the Wave Header :
    – RIFF : (‘R’,’I’,’F’,’F’),133542,(‘W’,’A’,’V,’E’) -> OK
    – Fmt : (‘f’,’m’,’t’,”),16,1,1,44100,88200,2,16 -> OK
    – Data : ((#0,#0,’d’,’a’),159408500 -> WRONG ‘data’ and WRONG file length
    It should be ((‘d’,’a’,’t’,’a’) with a file length like 100000 and not like 100000000

  5. 5. By Kambiz on June 6, 2013 at 19:13

    You didn’t tell which version of Delphi.
    By the way, the package is not compatible with 64bit Delphi.

  6. 6. By Jerome on June 6, 2013 at 19:50

    I’m on Delphi 2006 but I think the problem was my fault, reading DATA.size instead of RIFF.Size. I can now get informations I need when reading Wave Header.
    I’m not an expert on waves so I don’t really know if there is really a problem… I use this code to read Waves generated by your component and the “problem” was on WAVE.Data.FileLength (replaced by WAVE.RIFF.FileLength:
    //****************************************
    THeaderRIFF = Packed Record
    ID : Array[1..4]Of Char;
    FileLength: Cardinal;
    Format: Array[1..4]Of Char;
    end;

    THeaderFormat = Packed Record
    ID : Array[1..4]Of Char;
    FileLength: Cardinal;
    Format: WORD;
    Mode : WORD;
    SRate : Cardinal;
    BRate : Cardinal; (SRate * Mode * BPS/8)
    Align : WORD;
    BPS : WORD; //Bits Per Sample
    end;

    THeaderData = Packed Record
    ID : Array[1..4]Of Char;
    FileLength: Cardinal;
    end;

    TWAVE = Packed Record
    RIFF: THeaderRIFF;
    Fmt : THeaderFormat;
    Data: THeaderData;
    end;
    //**********************************************************
    procedure TForm1.GetInfos(Fichier: String);
    var
    Stream: TFileStream;
    tmp : String;

    const
    Mode: Array[1..2]Of String = (‘Mono’,’Stéréo’);
    begin
    Stream := TFileStream.Create(Fichier, fmOpenRead);
    Try
    Stream.Read(WAVE, 44);

    If (WAVE.RIFF.ID ‘RIFF’) or (WAVE.RIFF.Format ‘WAVE’) or
    (WAVE.Fmt .ID ‘fmt ‘) or (WAVE.Fmt.Format 1) then
    Raise exception.Create(‘not valid PCM’);

    lblFmt.Caption := ‘WAVE PCM’;
    lblFreq.Caption := IntToStr(WAVE.Fmt.SRate) + ‘ Hz’;
    lblMode.Caption := Mode[WAVE.Fmt.Mode];
    lblBits.Caption := IntToStr(WAVE.Fmt.BPS) + ‘ bits’;
    lblTaille.Caption := FloatToStrF(WAVE.Data.FileLength / 1024, ffGeneral, 3, 4) + ‘ Ko’;
    lblDuration .Caption := FloatToStrF(WAVE.Data.FileLength / WAVE.Fmt.BRate, ffGeneral, 3, 4);

    finally
    Stream.Free;
    end;
    end;

    Sorry again, and Thank you 🙂

  7. 7. By Kambiz on June 6, 2013 at 20:43

    I’m glad you found the root of problem.