Add support for reading WAV files containing ADPCM, A-law, µ-law, or 64-bit float data.#449
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Add support for reading WAV files containing ADPCM, A-law, µ-law, or 64-bit float data.#449
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a few comments! otherwise, looks great. happy to re-review whenever!
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LGTM! thanks for addressing my review
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Does what it says on the tin; ADPCM, A-law, and µ-law are all different compression types commonly stored within WAV files, but we don't currently support them (nor do we support 64-bit floating-point WAV files).
This PR vendors the excellent
dr_wavlibrary from @mackron to handle reading these additional formats.