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Nitrex88

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I'm looking for a way to combine separate audio files in one audio file. The starting separate files i can have are WAV or CAF (doesnt matter to me) and I would like to stitch them together into one file such as MIDI or anything other file type thats possible. So does anyone know of any way i can create a program to do this. I'm very knowledgeable in Objective-C audio development I just need some advice where to start with this one. Thanks!


Nick
 

HiRez

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I'm looking for a way to combine separate audio files in one audio file. The starting separate files i can have are WAV or CAF (doesnt matter to me) and I would like to stitch them together into one file such as MIDI or anything other file type thats possible. So does anyone know of any way i can create a program to do this. I'm very knowledgeable in Objective-C audio development I just need some advice where to start with this one. Thanks!
You could do it using Core Audio by manipulating the raw data, but that's probably a PITA. It might be a lot easier to use QuickTime, either with QTKit or with QuickTime Player Pro via AppleScript. For example, I know it's pretty easy to just paste a bunch of QuickTime files (including audio) together in QT Player and then export as one movie or sound file. Is this something for personal use or a user application?
 

Nitrex88

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Dec 30, 2007
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I need to implement this into my already existing iPhone application or create a desktop application to go along with my iPhone app that can do it. Ill look into QTKit, i never heard of that. Thanks for the tip and any other info would be greatly appreciated.

Nick
 
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