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[The Mask]

Hi,

When I convert the multichannel sample from this website (6 channel.ogg) to normal .wav then the channel order is incorrect (See pictures below). When I save the 6 channel.ogg file to 6 mono wav files then the channel order is correct. Is this normal?

Channel order of 6 channel ogg file:

Channel order of 6 channel wav file:

You can download the code I used from the changed version of WriteWav (delphi) at: http://rapidshare.com/files/209619652/WriteWav.rar.html

[Ian @ un4seen]

Please check what result you get with the pre-compiled WRITEWAV.EXE example (in the C\BIN directory).

[The Mask]

Ok,

Seams that the problem lies in the fact that I use Float samples and not 16bit samples like the standard writewav example. So there must be something wrong with my creation of a 32 bit float wav header.

Can someone tell me how to write a 32 bit float wave header for multichannel wave files? Preferably in Delphi

[radio42]

Why don't you use BASSenc - see BASS_Encode_Start together with the BASS_ENCODE_PCM flag.
Guess that will do all you need.

[The Mask]

Yep that did it. 

Didn't know about that feature.

Thank you.