Author: Kristian Ovaska
(kristian.ovaska@helsinki.fi)
WWW:
http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/u/hkovaska/wavdumper/
License: GNU General Public License
Version: 0.5 (2003-11-13)
Wavdumper prints detailed information on the headers and structure of a WAV file. It is written in Python and has been tested on Python 2.2 and 2.3.
Recognized chunk types: cue, data, disp, fact, fmt, junk, labl, ltxt, list, note, pad, plst, smpl
Wavdumper does not read actual sound data; it is for inspecting
headers only.
For programmers, try the wave
module in the standard Python library instead.
From command line:
> wavdumper.py file1.wav ... fileN.wav
or
> wavdumper.py *.wav
As a Python module:
>>> import wavdumper
or
>>> wav = wavdumper.Wav('filename.wav')
>>> wav.printInfo()
>>> wav.printInfo(outfile) # file-like object
> wavdumper.py test1.wav File: test1.wav (1910 bytes) Chunk at pos 20: id = "fmt ", length = 16 bytes Format Chunk Data format: Uncompressed PCM Channels: 1 Sample rate: 8800 Hz Average bytes per sec: 17600 Block align (bytes): 2 Bits per sample: 16 Chunk at pos 44: id = "data", length = 1760 bytes 1760 bytes sample data 880 samples 0.100 seconds Chunk at pos 1812: id = "smpl", length = 60 bytes Sampler Chunk Manufacturer: 0 Product: 0 MIDI note (60=middle-C): 69 (A-5) +- 0.0% Sample loop Loop ID: 0 Type: forward Range: 0 - 879 Repeat: infinity Chunk at pos 1880: id = "LIST", length = 30 bytes List Chunk, id = "INFO" Chunk at pos 1892: id = "INAM", length = 17 bytes Name: 440 Hz sine wave
Contain overlapping information.