Re: [MacPerl] Mac::InternetConfig

[Jeremy Lee <jeremy@cdsnet.net>]

on 6/7/98 9:43 PM , Matthias Ulrich Neeracher  wrote:

>>A question for you all:  What module/ commands can I use to examine a 
>>sound file and find out: # of channels, sample rate, duration.
>
>This functionality, is, AFAIK, not yet accessible in Mac::Sound and the
>Mac::Movies functionality is probably not what you need. Mac::Sound is
>sort of in "demand paging" mode, i.e., I'll put more work into it if somebody
>is willing to seriously exercise it and test new versions as I put them out.
>This approach has worked quite well on several toolbox modules for Alan Fry &
>me (well, it has worked for me; not quite sure how Alan feels about the deal
>:-); if you're willing to do the same for Mac::Sounds, I probably could fit
>some improvements in.

Thanks for the reply!

I would gladly help you out in this area to the best of my ability.  As I 
said in my previous post, I am new to MacPerl.  But I am a really quick 
learner.  I have done fairly extensive work with Hypercard, but it is too 
slow and cumbersome to do a lot of processing with, and Perl really 
attracted me.

I'd also be interested in testing out any Midi modules that you'd like to 
improve. As you can see from my interests here and in my sig, I'm mostly 
a sound guy that want's to program his own utilities.

Hope I can help,

Jeremy

Jeremy Lee                     |   Owner- 
Sound Designer/Technician      |   Madrone Ridge Sound Design
Oregon Shakespeare Festival    |   Sound for Multimedia
                               |
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