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Old 4th August 2010, 17:28   #1  |  Link
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SimpleWavSplitter (Split multi-channel WAV files into multiple mono WAV files)

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While learning about WAV file headers I have made this simple tool. Program was created using WPF and C#.

SimpleWavSplitter allows you to split multi-channel WAV files into multiple mono WAV. Please keep in mind that his is only result of learning process nothing else. Maybe someone will find it useful.

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- To run program please install .NET Framework Version 4.5 or latest mono.
- You can build program using Microsoft Visual C# 2015 or MonoDevelop

Download binaries:
SimpleWavSplitter.Wpf-Release-0.3.3.zip for Windows (WPF)
SimpleWavSplitter.Avalonia-Release-0.3.3.zip for Windows, Linux and OSX (AvaloniaUI/mono)
SimpleWavSplitter.Console-Release-0.3.3.zip for Windows, Linux and OSX (mono)

Source code:
SimpleWavSplitter @ GutHub

Last edited by wisodev; 3rd January 2017 at 10:06. Reason: updated version
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thanks a lot...
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Lower versions of NET do work? I'm not sure whether or not to upgrade, I have tools requiring NET 2.0 and I don't wanna reinstall the system for a single software ...
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Lower versions of NET do work? I'm not sure whether or not to upgrade, I have tools requiring NET 2.0 and I don't wanna reinstall the system for a single software ...
You don't need to reinstall system, just install the .NET 4.0:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...kInfoContainer

You can still run .NET 2.0 apps after you have installed .NET 4.0.

Note: I use .NET 4.0 because it has some nice enchantments for WPF UI.
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BTW, there are many tools to do this job without .NET 4.0:
- eac3to
- WaveWizard
- Sox (command line)
- WavSplit, command line, but can be used with Foobar2000, and BeHappy (only .NET 2.0, but AviSynth)
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BTW, there are many tools to do this job without .NET 4.0:
- eac3to
- WaveWizard
- Sox (command line)
- WavSplit, command line, but can be used with Foobar2000, and BeHappy (only .NET 2.0, but AviSynth)
I am aware of those tools but as i said in my first post this is result of my learning and I have chosen to done it in .NET 4.0 because it's very nice environment especially the WPF which is very powerful. The whole Visual Studio 2010 UI is done in WPF and .NET 4.0.
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Sorry, I don't want criticize your job, is only a comment for users without .NET 4.0 (like me)
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Sorry, I don't want criticize your job, is only a comment for users without .NET 4.0 (like me)
No problem.

I was myself long time fan of C/C++ (Win32, MFC) development but it became very time consuming for me to develop tools in those languages.
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You don't need to reinstall system, just install the .NET 4.0:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...kInfoContainer

You can still run .NET 2.0 apps after you have installed .NET 4.0.
I'm guiding my PC work according to the long-time-established principle of : if it works do not change anything. It's also easier for you to work, as you don't have to accommodate yourself to the system; besides you learned in the meantime the bugs and workarounds. A package that goes deep into the system, as NET, cannot be de installed as easy as you may think.

Each new version not only brings fixes and improvements, but also bugs. That's why I'm careful and ask all these questions.

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.NET Framework is quite specific here: there can be installed and used multiple versions (1.1, 2.0, 3.5) alongside each other without any negative interferences I think.
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.NET Framework is quite specific here: there can be installed and used multiple versions (1.1, 2.0, 3.5) alongside each other without any negative interferences I think.
Ideally, .NET framework 4 should support all applications that were written for version 3.5 or lower. Sadly it seems the poor end-user "needs" to have as many versions of the dotNET thing as possible, running at the same time. Not a wise move, according to my books.
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Ideally, .NET framework 4 should support all applications that were written for version 3.5 or lower. Sadly it seems the poor end-user "needs" to have as many versions of the dotNET thing as possible, running at the same time.
you don't know what do you talking about...
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So essentially, it should work okay with PC's running Window7...
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you don't know what do you talking about...
Show me where is the truth, then.
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So essentially, it should work okay with PC's running Window7...
I'm running Windows 7 x64 and .NET 4.0 and it runs without any problems.
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Released SimpleWavSplitter version 0.2.0.0

Changes:
- moved most of code to separate dll for better re-usability
- added console version
- bug fixes & other improvements

Download binaries (WPF & Console version):
SimpleWavSplitter-0.2.0.0.rar

Source code:
SimpleWavSplitter @ GutHub

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Released SimpleWavSplitter version 0.3.1

Changes:
- Added multi-platform support (Windows, Linux, OSX) using Avalonia version.
- Updated core libraries.
- Updated to .NET Framework 4.5.


Download binaries:
SimpleWavSplitter.Wpf-Release-0.3.1.zip for Windows (WPF)
SimpleWavSplitter.Avalonia-Release-0.3.1.zip for Windows, Linux and OSX (AvaloniaUI/mono)
SimpleWavSplitter.Console-Release-0.3.1.zip for Windows, Linux and OSX (mono)

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SimpleWavSplitter @ GutHub
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Old 3rd January 2017, 10:05   #18  |  Link
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Released SimpleWavSplitter version 0.3.3

Changes:
- Added chocolatey packages support.

Download binaries:
SimpleWavSplitter.Wpf-Release-0.3.3.zip for Windows (WPF)
SimpleWavSplitter.Avalonia-Release-0.3.3.zip for Windows, Linux and OSX (AvaloniaUI/mono)
SimpleWavSplitter.Console-Release-0.3.3.zip for Windows, Linux and OSX (mono)

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