The most popular bit depth used to record audio is 16 bit, which is 65536 possible values (2 16 = 65536). So for each audio sample, and remember there are 44.1 samples taken per second, there are 65536 possible values. That’s very precise. However, using the Zoom H1n, you can record audio using a 24 bit audio format.
had to search a lot for this..but no specific guidance I have got. hope anyone from the stack overflow family can help me out or give me proper guidance in that. 1). I need to just record audio in android with the 16khz 16bit mono little-endian file format in a wave file or 2). I need to convert the prerecorded file with any sampling rate with
I need to convert a wav file to 8000Hz 16Bit Mono Wav. I already have a code, which works well with NAudio library, but I want to use MemoryStream instead of temporary file. using System.IO; using NAudio.Wave; static void Main () { var input = File.ReadAllBytes ("C:/input.wav"); var output = ConvertWavTo8000Hz16BitMonoWav (input); File
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