Writing a wav file using Matlab
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I have a question: I have created some audio files using Matlab, with a sampling frequency of 10000 Hz, and when I try to use the function wavwrite in order to generate the corresponding wav files, I have this warning:
"Data clipped during write to file..."
I know that this problem is generated by the amplitude of the signals, because it must be normalized to 1, and I have tried to use this line of code:
signal = signal/max(abs(signal));
but the problem isn't solved. Can anyone tell me how can I solve this problem? Thanks a lot.
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Wayne King
on 11 Oct 2012
Edited: Wayne King
on 11 Oct 2012
If you are using
wavwrite(Y,FS,WAVEFILE)
then the acceptable range for the data, Y, is -1.0 <= Y < +1.0
so I'm assuming that you have values in your output equal to 1, which is resulting in the clipping. One thing you can do is to use 32 bits to write the file. That has output format implications -- see the help for wavwrite
wavwrite(Y,FS,32,WAVEFILE)
or you can add a small deltaA to your scaling factor that would avoid you getting a 1.
deltaA = 0.1;
signal = signal./(max(abs(signal))+deltaA);
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