Source code for wac2wavcmd released by Wildlife Acoustics
This repository is simply a host for the source code released by Wildlife Acoustics. It was downloaded in May 2016 from http://www.wildlifeacoustics.com/downloads/wac2wavcmd-1.0.zip.
No modifications the code have been made. It is our intention to modify and maintain the code in the future and any such work will adhere to the the GPLv3 license that is included in the repository.
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// wac2wavcmd-1.0
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Wildlife Acoustics, Inc. is pleased to offer source code for decoding our
proprietary WAC audio files produced by some of our bioacoustics recorders
including our SM1, SM2, SM2+, SM2BAT192x2, SM2BAT384, SM2BAT+, SM3, SM3BAT,
EM3, and EM3+.
Our objective is to give our customers and third-party developers the ability
to decode WAC files and create value-added solutions. Details about the file
format can be found in the comments in wac2wavcmd.c. A Makefile is provided
for convenience and should work on most Unix systems including Linux.
We hope you find this useful!