[Stk] *.wav file that FileRead can open

[Emile Vrijdags]

I've been using samples from

http://pcfarina.eng.unipr.it/Public/Aurora_CD/Anecoic/Farina/

they work for me. (Make sure your path is right, source is available, 
use debugger to step into code to check where it goes wrong)

I've used WaveLoop to open the file, like this (some extracted lines of 
code):

const char* const TEST_WAVE_FILE = "../res/anechoic samples/ALEOTTI.WAV";
WaveLoop* m_waveLoop;
m_waveLoop = new WaveLoop(TEST_WAVE_FILE);



Rich M schreef, Op 2/03/2009 22:14:
> Hi,
> I have a c++ project using STK and Real-Time Audio in which I open a 
> 44.1kHz interleaved 32bit float 2 channel WAVE file. I created this .wav 
> file in Cubase 3 SX. When I run my program I get this error:
> FileRead: error reading WAV file <GuitarDelayTest2.wav>.
>
> Included after e-mail is related code.
>
> I'm not really sure where to go from this error, since I don't know what 
> the problem is... Perhaps even the best solution is if someone could 
> give me a .wav file that FileRead can open, all I need to do is get this 
> program to actually run. I'm doing this for a directed study at 
> University and my adviser doesn't care what the sound clip is, as long 
> as I can make my program play it and process it through a few delay 
> units I coded.
>
> Thanks,
> Rich
>
> When prompted in main I enter: GuitarDelayTest2.wav
> the name of the filename I want to open, which is found in the same 
> directory as the *.exe file for my program
>
> //This is the function i use to open the input
>
> bool AudioHandler::openInput(std::string file){
>    //if .wav is found to be the extension format
>    if(file.find(".wav", 0) == std::string::npos){
>        cout << "\nInvalid file type. Please try again.\n";
>        return false;
>    }
>    else{
>        try{
>            this->input.openFile(file);
>        }
>        catch( StkError & ) {
>            cout << "\nInput file did not open correctly.\n";
>            exit(1);
>        }
>        return true;
>    }
> }
>
>
> //This is the section of main that runs before I get my Stk Error
> int main(){
>     AudioHandler audio;
>     std::string fileName = "";
>
>     cout << "This is the console version of the Digital Delay Unit with 
> 3 Delays Implemented by Richard Marscher." << endl;
>     cout << "This program uses the Real Time Audio and Synthesis Tool 
> Kit Native C++ libraries for audio file manipulation." << endl;
>     cout << "This program expects to recieve a two-channel interleaved 
> 44.1kHz (non 24-bit) .wav file for processing." << endl;
>     cout << "This program currently only supports WINDOWS and only 
> supports the audio drivers ASIO or DirectSound." << endl;
>     cout << "The program will then prompt the user to select a digital 
> delay type to process the audio file with." << endl;
>     cout << "There are three delays: Single delay, Double delay, and 
> Feedback delay." << endl;
>     cout << "Once a delay is selected, the settings of the delay must be 
> defined by the user." << endl;
>     cout << "Once defined, the program will playback the audio file 
> through the corresponding delay unit." << endl << endl << endl;
>
>
>     bool driverChoice;
>     cout << "Enter 1 to use ASIO, 0 to use DirectSound preprocessor 
> definitions: ";
>     cin >> driverChoice;
>     audio.setDriver(driverChoice);
>
>     do{
>        cout << "\n\nEnter the filename of a two-channel interleaved 
> 44.1kHz .wav file to open for processing: ";
>         cin >> fileName;
>         cout << endl << fileName;
>     }while(!audio.openInput(fileName)); //Call the function to open the 
> input file to a FileWvIn object. Repeat                                 
>                                   //until valid file entered
> }
>
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