hi kjetil!
Kjetil S. Matheussen wrote:
>
> Thanks to all. Those sounds like good arguments.
> I'm still a little bit reluctant against wavex
> though, because googling for the wavex format
> hardly gives any relevant hits.
>
> But I guess it's better than wav anyway, so
> I'm going to change something. Are you sure
> there's no other format that might be a
> better alternative than wavex?
>
> And I also wonder if wavex are able
> to handle >4GB files? (I couldn't find
> any spec about the format on the net)
> Because if wavex is not able to handle
> more than 4>GB files I have to enable
> the same workaround as for wav files.
fwiw, steve harris used .w64 for his timemachine application. haven't
looked into it myself, but i recall someone over on the sursound mailing
list saying that it was quite sane.
maybe steve will chime in if he reads this...
best,
jörn
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