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Hi. I need your help. I can't read.wav files using wavread.m.Octave starts into int then crashes the error is like that: s1,fs=wavread('H:/biovoz/delphi/ocho.wav') Input file'H:/biovoz/delphi/ocho.wav' is RIFF format: Total length = 48036 bytes Number of channels = 1 Sampling rate = 12500 Hz error:. 8000 bytes per second looks wrong. Expect 25000 error:evaluating if command near line 48, column 1 error: called from `wavread'in file `/usr/share/octave/2.1.36/m/audio/wavread.m' thanks for yourhelp.
Hi. I need your help. I can't read.wav files using wavread.m. Octave starts into int then crashes the error is like that: s1,fs=wavread('H:/biovoz/delphi/ocho.wav') Input file 'H:/biovoz/delphi/ocho.wav' is RIFF format: Total length = 48036 bytes Number of channels = 1 Sampling rate = 12500 Hz error:. 8000 bytes per second looks wrong. Expect 25000 error: evaluating if command near line 48, column 1 error: called from `wavread' in file `/usr/share/octave/2.1.36/m/audio/wavread.m' thanks for your help.-'Remember kids, Drunken Cowboy whiskey is as smooth as milk.'
- Buck McCoy, The Simpsons-Octave is freely available under the terms of the GNU GPL.Octave's home on the web: How to fund new projects: Subscription information. Here is a 'recent' copy. Someone updated it to accept newformats, I think.The Header of your.wav file may be contradictory. Hi. I need your help.
I can't read.wav files using wavread.m. Octave starts into int then crashes the error is like that: s1,fs=wavread('H:/biovoz/delphi/ocho.wav') Input file 'H:/biovoz/delphi/ocho.wav' is RIFF format: Total length = 48036 bytes Number of channels = 1 Sampling rate = 12500 Hz error:.
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8000 bytes per second looks wrong. Expect 25000 error: evaluating if command near line 48, column 1 error: called from `wavread' in file `/usr/share/octave/2.1.36/m/audio/wavread.m' thanks for your help.-Octave is freely available under the terms of the GNU GPL.Octave's home on the web: How to fund new projects: Subscription information. hi from CGWIN I can not to use wavread fucntion s,fs=wavread ('c:ocho.wav') sintax error near unexpected token 'c:ocho.wav' please help me thank you-'A Perl script looks like an explosion in an ASCII factory.' - unknown-Octave is freely available under the terms of the GNU GPL.Octave's home on the web: How to fund new projects: Subscription information. On 14-Dec-2005, Bill Denney wrote: I guess wavread is part of octave forge.
You will need to install that as well.There are now wavread and wavwrite functions in the current CVS Octave(2.9.x branch). Both functions are m-files though, and I think theywill work with older versions of Octave. It's best to respond to the list instead of individuals so that you can get the fastest help, and if someone in the future has the same problemthey can find it just by searching for their problem. Bill On Wed, 14 Dec 2005, Cesar Augusto Rodriguez wrote: hi from CGWIN I can not to use wavread fucntion s,fs=wavread ('c:ocho.wav') sintax error near unexpected token 'c:ocho.wav'Does Octave with Cygwin know anything about Windows file names? Isuspect you should be usings,fs=wavread ('/cygdrive/c/ocho.wav')instead. Or, if Windows filenames do work, then with older versionsof Octave, you will have to uses,fs=wavread ('c:ocho.wav')because ' is an escape character in Octave characters strings(though this has changed in the 2.9.x branch of Octave forsingle-quoted strings, for compatibility with the other leadingbrand).jwe-Octave is freely available under the terms of the GNU GPL.Octave's home on the web: How to fund new projects: Subscription information.
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Greetings All I was reading some of the specifications for waveread and wavewrite (in octave) and it says the maximum is 16bit sound files. Is there another function to get octave to read and write 32 bit float wave files? PS I'm using octave 3.2.4 (from the repos) and ubuntu 12.04 ThanksThe wavread and wavwrite functions in octave 3.6.2 (the latestrelease) handle 8, 16, 32, and 64 bits per sample. I'm not sure ifthey will work in 3.2.4, but you can download the current functionsfrom the repo here. (Click the function you want, and then click 'raw' to get the barefile.)Hope it helps,Jason PalmerHelp-octave mailing list.