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Ong, Robert
Posted on Tuesday, Sep 27, 2005 - 10:04:   

hi, is there a way to represent a wav file into binary? what program can i use? also i have tried using hex workshop and it shows some hex values. but i want to know if there is anybody who knows what part of the hex values are the actual sound of the wav file,. thanks in advance,.
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Stefan Fleischmann (Admin)
Posted on Tuesday, Sep 27, 2005 - 21:01:   

> is there a way to represent a wav file into binary?

Yes, e.g. with WinHex.

> i want to know if there is anybody who knows what part
> of the hex values are the actual sound of the wav file

Anyone who has understood the file format (specifications probably to be found somewhere on the Internet) will know. Simply all the bytes that follow the header of the file that contains information such as sampling rate, number of channels, resolution (bits per sample), etc.

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