I'm writing a program to read in raw data from a WAV file, and write it
to an IT file. I got this to work in C by reading the data into an
array of unsigned chars called "RawDataAry", then converted it to
signed chars by doing the following:
signed char *CharAry = malloc(sizeof(signed char) * frames);
for (i = 0; i < input_frames; i++)
CharAry[i] = (signed char)(((signed short)WavDataAry[i]) - 128);
It worked.
But when I tried to do this kind of conversion in Python, I got an
OverflowError exception.
First I read the data into an array of unsigned chars:
fmt = str(chunklen) + 'B'
fmtsize = struct.calcsize(fmt)
rawdata = struct.unpack(fmt, s[:fmtsize])
rawdata = list(rawdata)
Then I tried to convert it:
charary = array.array('b')
charary.fromlist(rawdata)
This last line threw the OverflowError exception, "OverflowError:
signed char is greater than maximum."
Is there a way to do this?? Thanks a lot in advance!!
--Nick
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