w3tim
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Urgent: Converting Byte(4) into integer (VB.Net)
ok, what I've got is...
24 08 00 00 which is apparently equal to 2084
equally
10 00 00 00 = 16
99 58 01 00 = 88200
I'm attempting breaking down a wave file for analysis. I'm getting all my information off http://ccrma.stanford.edu/CCRMA/Courses/422/projects/WaveFormat/
Sorry if I'm sounding stupid but I'm having a bit of difficulty working with this out... It's probably fairly obvious (well, isn't it always when you know how).
Anyway, if anyone can explain how 24080000 is equal to 2084... please help! ;)
I'm hoping it's simple enough so a simple function would calculate it for the rest of the value i'll need in the file!
Thanks,
Tim
24 08 00 00 which is apparently equal to 2084
equally
10 00 00 00 = 16
99 58 01 00 = 88200
I'm attempting breaking down a wave file for analysis. I'm getting all my information off http://ccrma.stanford.edu/CCRMA/Courses/422/projects/WaveFormat/
Sorry if I'm sounding stupid but I'm having a bit of difficulty working with this out... It's probably fairly obvious (well, isn't it always when you know how).
Anyway, if anyone can explain how 24080000 is equal to 2084... please help! ;)
I'm hoping it's simple enough so a simple function would calculate it for the rest of the value i'll need in the file!
Thanks,
Tim
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Sorry, end of the day for me, I'm struggling.
Could you give me a rought guide for what I'm looking to do with the code!!
Could you give me a rought guide for what I'm looking to do with the code!!
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Fantastic, that seems to be what I need :)!
Glad I could help.
2084d = h824 (turn it around 24 08 00 00h)
88200d = h15888