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> Monty, it isn't "fake" the wav is real, but the input data is a signal in
> 32bit Floating Point values (each sample is a value itself not a PCM encoded
> value),
Pulse Code Modulation means 'sample values collected at a fixed
discrete interval'. PCM can be 32 bit, float, nonlinear (like
mu-law), etc. What you describe is PCM, just not 16 bit to start.
If you save your data as a 32 bit WAV, Vobis will encode that just
fine. As a note, though, that might require that vorbis-tools
understand WAVEEXTENSIBLE format, which is in the SVN version of
oggenc, but hasn't been released quite yet.
Monty