MATHEMATICA IMPORT/EXPORT 格式

FLAC (.flac)

MIME type:

FLAC lossless audio codec.
Used for audio archiving and playback, and for exchanging audio data on the web.
Open standard for audio compression.
FLAC is an acronym for Free Lossless Audio Codec.
Binary file format.
Compresses audio samples using linear prediction and run-length encoding methods.
Supports up to 8 audio channels.

Import and Export support all audio codecs commonly used in the FLAC format.

IMPORT 与 EXPORT

Import imports a FLAC file, returning a sound object.

Export exports a sound object to FLAC.

Import["file.flac"] gives an expression of the form Sound[SampledSoundList[data, r]].

Export["file.flac", expr] creates a FLAC file from the sound object expr.

Import imports the specified element from a FLAC file.

Import imports a subelement.

Import imports multiple elements.

The import format can be specified with Import["file", "FLAC"] or Import.

Export creates a FLAC file by treating expr as specifying element elem.

Export treats each as specifying the corresponding .

Export exports expr with the specified option elements taken to have the specified values.

Export uses rules to specify the elements to be exported.

See the reference pages for full general information on Import and Export.

ImportString and ExportString support the FLAC format.

参数

General Import elements:

	"Elements"	list of elements and options available in this file
	"Rules"	full list of rules for each element and option
	"Options"	list of rules for options, properties, and settings

Data representation elements:

	"Data"	raw audio samples, given as a list of lists of real numbers, each sublist representing an individual audio channel
	"SampledSoundList"	FLAC file given as SampledSoundList
	"Sound"	FLAC file represented as a Sound object

The element corresponds to the first argument of SampledSoundList.

Multiple channels are represented as an array of audio samples.

Import and Export use the element by default for FLAC files.

Advanced Import element:

	"MetaInformation"	metainformation tags, given as a list of rules
	"Duration"	duration in seconds
	"Length"	number of sound samples
	"AudioChannels"	number of audio channels
	"SampleDepth"	bits used to encode amplitude levels
	"SampleRate"	number of amplitude samples per second and channel