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Hi Jean, This is my last attempt at trying to use speex for a project we are working on. I have contacted you before, but i have had no joy what so ever trying to find a working example in c++ that shows how to add a header to a raw speex file, so that it an be played using windows. If you do know of a working example can you please supply a link. As this is a commercial project maybe you could

bobby, the speex files cannot be played by "Windows" (I assume you mean the media player) natively. speex codec will have to be supported as a playload type. to do that, you have to install a Speex ACM. take a look at http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Speex_Voice_ACM_Codec.htm once you have it installed, just open the windows recorder from start->programs->accesories->entertainment->sound recorder, in the file->properties choose the speex codec. now you can record and play speex files. i suggest that the 'small budget set aside' be donated...

> the speex files cannot be played by "Windows" (I assume you mean the > media player) natively. speex codec will have to be supported as a > playload type. > > to do that, you have to install a Speex ACM. > take a look at > http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Speex_Voice_ACM_Codec.htm Actually, I tend to recommend using Ogg files instead of wav. Those can be played using this plugin: http://illiminable.com/ogg/ Cheers, Jean-Marc > once you have it installed, just open the windows recorder from > start->programs->accesories->entertainment->sound recorde...