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I used to play with this as a kid. I couldn't script it, but I could remove the headers from a bmp and add the headers for a wav in a hex editor. Then I tried a
by Jaxan 10y ago
I used to play with this as a kid. I couldn't script it, but I could remove the headers from a bmp and add the headers for a wav in a hex editor. Then I tried all the effects in audacity. The resulting images were pretty cool (only grayacale).
I also tried different audio compressions on the picture. Ogg vorbis even looked better than mp3, haha.
- hamburglar 10y agoI actually played with doing the opposite when I was in high school: photoshop had a "RAW" file format plugin which let you specify the offset past the header and the bitmap data stride, height, width, and pixel format. You could open a WAV file as a Nx1 bitmap and then apply filters to it and get some interesting effects when saved back out and played in an audio player.