Re: merging mono files

Hello happy soxers,

I use sox/play every day, in rehearsals & performances: it is a good
guy. So some users think: sox does so many things, why does it not
make what i need? Sox can be adapted; for my proper use, i wrote some
little pythons:

def joue(xnom):
    " joue le fichier "
    if xnom[-4:] == ".raw":
        comm = "play -c2 -e signed-integer -r44100 -b16 " + xnom
        os.system(comm)
    elif xnom[-4:] == ".wav":
        comm = "play " + xnom
        os.system(comm)

I dont like audiofiles with headers; i prefer couples of 2 files:
audiofilename.raw & audiofilename.info.

The raw files are strictly numeric (made with Python3 + Numpy); the
needed infos (SR, wordsize, markers [if any], etc) are in the
audiofilename.info.

Often headers are of fixed length (in wav files the header size is often
44 bytes long). In my sense, the best is to decode the header and then
to cut it. So one can handle the numeric file as you like it - given
that the OS permits it).

sox, i thank you

rb



-- 
René Bastian
www.pythoneon.org

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