AIFF

AIFF

Audio formats and data interchange

Published in Francis Rumsey, Desktop Audio Technology, 2003

The AIFF format is widely used as an audio interchange standard, because it conforms to the EA IFF 85 standard for interchange format files used for various other types of information such as graphical images. AIFF is an Apple standard format for audio data and is encountered widely on Macintosh-based audio workstations and some Silicon Graphics systems. It is claimed that AIFF is suitable as an everyday audio file format as well as an interchange format and some systems do indeed use it in this way. Audio information can be stored at a number of resolutions and for any number of channels if required, and the related AIFF-C (file type ‘AIFC’) format allows also for compressed audio data. It consists only of a data fork, with no resource fork, making it easier to transport to other platforms.

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Published in Digital Creativity, 2021

Hafizur Rahaman, Michelle Johnston, Erik Champion

However, in order to properly import the saved graph into Unity, the *.pb file needs to be converted in *.bytes file format. Simply changing the extension of the file worked for us. In the player settings, it needs to change ‘enable_Tensorflow’ in the scripting define symbols input, and the script runtime version must change to .Net 4.x equivalent. After this step, the graph file (*.bytes file), image label text file (*.txt) and sound files (*.aiff) were imported into Unity as assets.

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