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> Hey, at least he didn't say it's obviously impossible. :-)
No - just ludicrously difficult. ;-)
>> I thought WAV was quite easy to decode, isn't the data just stored
>> byte-by-byte after some header?
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> Yes. But the headers tell you important stuff like sample size and
> samples per second and such.
I might be mistaken, but I think it also specifies byte-order and
whether the samples are signed or unsigned - pretty damned important
info, that! ;-)
Still, I would also guess that, say, CDex is going to write identical
WAV files for every track ripped. So I can probably just go measure how
many bytes the header is, and skip that...
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