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   • What is a channel in a .wav file format?Do all channels play simultaneaously when a wav file is played?

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     Answered Dec 21, 2012 · 19 votes

     In each frame in wav there are channels. If you have stereo sound, then each frame contains two samples (left and right).

     • Do all channels play along when I play some audio file?

     Yes, unless you chose to play only one channel. Then samples for second channel are ignored.

     • If a channel is made up of frames,are all channels equal in length(bit wise)?

     Yes.

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   • What is a Win32 Exception the system cannot find the file specified

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     Answered Jul 06, 2017 · 0 votes

     just use string path = @"c:/something"; and make sure you add the extension to the total path!

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   • What is the file format of .dav file / How to read a .dav file in java

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     Answered Sep 04, 2017 · 0 votes

     I know a DAV converter that can convert DAV videos to AVI and other formats: http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/tips/dav-converter.html But this program can be installed on windows computers. So if you have a windows computer, you can take this one.

     Also, there are some DAV file players over there, which can play and convert this sort of videos to AVI format. You can download the default DAV file player provided by the company which produces the cameras that record the videos as DAV format. As far as I know, you can take DVR365 Player Software, Dahua Smart Player, Amcrest Smart Player and more. Here's an example: https://support.amcrest.com/hc/en-us/articles/206649037-Amcrest-Smart-Player-1080P-HD-CVI-

     Besides, handbrake is able to convert some DAV videos to MP4 by the test. So share with you.

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   • what is the difference between a.out file and .elf file format

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     Answered Mar 02, 2022 · 2 votes

     ELF (Executable and Linkable Format) is a binary format created for the UNIX operating system, but it is also used in many UNIX clones, including Linux. A.OUT format is also a binary format created for UNIX but also used in various UNIX clones. The differences between the formats are not something I shall go into, but if you wish, you can research it yourself. A.OUT is much older than ELF, and by which, much more limiting, so it isn't used as much today compared to ELF.

     It is notable to mention as well that "a.out" is the default name of an executable that is generated by GCC, even though it is usually compiled to ELF by default.

     ELF is not a version of A.OUT with debug symbols or something like that, but it is best to think of them as two different things that strive to do the same thing.

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   • What is the format of a patch file?

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     Answered Apr 09, 2018 · 157 votes

     The -u option you used specifies the unified format. In that format the first two lines is a header: --- is the original file, +++ is the new file, and the timestamps.

     That is then followed by chunks (change hunks) that starts with the @@ -R,r +R,r @@ syntax.

     Those are two ranges, the one with the - is the range for the chunk in the original file, and the one with the + the range in the new file. The R designates the line number where the diff operation is started.

     The numbers after the comma are the number of affected lines in each file.

     • Every time you remove a line, the +r number will be smaller than -r.
     • Every time you add a line, the +r number will be bigger than -r
     • Changing a line will add 0 to the +r number. (same scope of lines)

     Chunks of code lines

     Within these chunks lines are identified as additions or deletions - means delete, + means addition. Lines that did not change in that chunk will have neither + or - front of it.

     In your example it means there are two chunks, or sections, that changed between the two files and the lines with + in it are the new ones added, nothing was deleted.

     You can find much more information about the syntax by doing a google search for unified diff.

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2. learn.microsoft.com › en-us › archiveInside Windows: Win32 Portable Executable File Format in ...

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   Oct 23, 2019 · The term "Portable Executable" was chosen because the intent was to have a common file format for all flavors of Windows, on all supported CPUs. To a large extent, this goal has been achieved with the same format used on Windows NT and descendants, Windows 95 and descendants, and Windows CE.

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   The Portable Executable (PE) format is a file format for executables, object code, DLLs and others used in 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows operating systems, and in UEFI environments. The PE format is a data structure that encapsulates the information necessary for the Windows OS loader to manage the wrapped executable code .

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   What is a win32 executable file format?

   • SUMMARY The Win32 Portable Executable File Format (PE) was designed to be a standard executable format for use on all versions of the operating systems on all supported processors. Since its introduction, the PE format has undergone incremental changes, and the introduction of 64-bit Windows has required a few more.

   Inside Windows: An In-Depth Look into the Win32 Portable Executable

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   What is an executable file format?

   • MSDN has an article "An In-Depth Look into the Win32 Portable Executable File Format" that describes the structure of an executable file. Basically, a .exe contains several blobs of data and instructions on how they should be loaded into memory.

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   What is a Windows Portable Executable?

   • A Windows Portable Executable (PE) is the Windows native file format for executables and other binary file types. The PE file format is designed to be platform-independent, so it can be used on any Windows machine running the same operating system version and processor architecture for which the file was compiled.

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   What is the Microsoft Portable Executable and common object file format specification?

   • This revision of the Microsoft Portable Executable and Common Object File Format Specification replaces all previous revisions of this specification. This document specifies the structure of executable (image) files and object files under the Microsoft Windows family of operating systems.

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   MSDN has an article "An In-Depth Look into the Win32 Portable Executable File Format" that describes the structure of an executable file. Basically, a .exe contains several blobs of data and instructions on how they should be loaded into memory.

   • I can tell you what the first two bytes in .exe files contain - 'MZ'. i mean the characters 'MZ'. It actually represents: Mark Zbikowski. The guy...
   • 1's and 0's! This wikipedia link will give you all the info you need on the Portable Executable format used for Windows applications.
   • An EXE file is really a type of file known as a Portable Executable. It contains binary data, which can be read by the processor and executed (esse...

6. 0xrick.github.io › win-internals › pe2A dive into the PE file format - PE file structure - Part 1 ...

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   Oct 22, 2021 · PE files PE stands for Portable Executable, it’s a file format for executables used in Windows operating systems, it’s based on the COFF file format (Common Object File Format). Not only .exe files are PE files, dynamic link libraries (.dll), Kernel modules (.srv), Control panel applications (.cpl) and many others are also PE files.

7. www.makeuseof.com › windows-portable-executableWhat Is the Windows Portable Executable File Format? - MUO

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   Mar 24, 2023 · The Windows Portable Executable (PE) file format is a modification of COFF and has been developed to be exclusively used on 32-bit and 64-bit Windows systems. Unlike COFF, which provides a standardized format for object files, Windows PE provides a standardized format for executables and library files.