David Griffith schreef op 2013-10-29 10:24: I have a SoundBlaster SDK that should provide you with the neccessary info. I'm not sure if it allows to play AIFF files, but I assume you could convert AIFF to some format that it does support, right? Let me know if I'll have to dig it out. Regards, Bert

On Oct 29, 2013, at 5:24 AM, David Griffith <dgriffi at cs.csubak.edu> wrote: If you can write the code to play WAV files, you should be able to do AIFF as well; they're two implementations of relatively similar concepts. The most onerous thing you're going to have to do with an AIFF is swap the bytes (because they were designed for big-endian machines) and deal with 80-bit floats (which the x87 ought to deal with just fine, since they are just IEEE 754 extended floats). Also, since AIFF is a container format, it can contain a LOT of different audio formats (including weird compressed ones, like MACE). Hopefully yours are in PCM. If you need pre-cooked code, I'm afraid I don't have any. But you could write something to extract the raw PCM (assuming that's what you have) into a buffer and feed it to your sound playing routine with relative ease. There are pretty good links to the file format specifications on Wikipedia's page on AIFF. - Dave