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You could do the same thing with a .wav file, embedding the HTML after the data sub-chunk. Adobe Audition uses this method to embed application-specific metadat
by metrognome 10y ago
You could do the same thing with a .wav file, embedding the HTML after the data sub-chunk. Adobe Audition uses this method to embed application-specific metadata for the file (marker and sub-marker locations, for example).
- jschwartzi 10y agoWAV is actually a specialization of an old container format called RIFF. RIFF allows for extensibility by allowing the embedding of arbitrary data. So this is technically a legitimate use of RIFF because it's designed to support multi-purpose contents, not just PCM data.
- voltagex_ 10y agoAha! This is how Beatport were putting title/artist data in WAVs. I'm not sure why they did that instead of just sending FLACs, though...