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Subject: Re: [geda-user] Help storing a 7KB wave file into memory
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Yes you can. Tools like octave have the ability to read and write wave
files. Alternatively, you can read the file in binary mode using c or
perhaps python.

The wave format is pretty simple- the first few bytes have info about
sampling rate, channels, etc, and then is the stream of data itself.
The exact details are on numerous websites...

What do you want to do with the data once you get it?

-Abhijit

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~Abhijit