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milestone_6 [2023/04/03 14:30] scott [Bluetooth Modem] |
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| * One option is to use [[https://colinjs.com/software.htm#t_WAVToCode|WAVToCode]] to convert your WAV file to C code. It is a Windows application, so you will need to find a Windows machine to run it. | * One option is to use [[https://colinjs.com/software.htm#t_WAVToCode|WAVToCode]] to convert your WAV file to C code. It is a Windows application, so you will need to find a Windows machine to run it. | ||
| - | * Another option is to compile the wav2c.c source code (in the sound directory) and run it from the command line. You can use [[https://www.audacityteam.org/|Audacity]] to edit and prepare your WAV files before converting them to C code. | + | * Another option is to compile the wav2c.c source code (in the sound directory) and run it from the command line. This program expects a single-channel (monophonic) PCM format WAV file as input and will produce C code as output. If your WAV file is stereo, you will need to convert it to monophonic before using wav2c. You can use [[https://www.audacityteam.org/|Audacity]] to edit and prepare your WAV files before converting them to C code. |
| You are free to modify sound.c (in the sound directory) to integrate your custom sound. | You are free to modify sound.c (in the sound directory) to integrate your custom sound. | ||
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