Thank you for making this video.

I just finished going through your entire C++ Programming Series (after a few weeks). I was using Matlab, but my college license ran out, so I wanted to transition to C++ for my image processing projects. Thank you! Please make more videos!🙏💻👾

Not sure if someone already pointed this out but Subchunk1Size is _not_ the number of bits per sample and should not be used to calculate sample size or rate relates values. Both equal 16 here only by a coincidence. Sunchunk1Size is always 16 for the pcm format and its value is actually the size of the remaining portion of the “fmt” subchunk, in bytes, following the size field. Bits per sample may have other values (8, 16, 24, 32) and it is specified separately in the BitsPerSample field.

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Interesting content, amazing channel, cool teacher, I can watch u the whole day, God bless u and bless America for creating this beautiful world that is called the internet.

Great teacher, Thanks.

can you help explain why the input validation doesn't work inside the createArr function, please? #include <iostream> using namespace std; string* createArr(unsigned int arrSize); void displayArr(unsigned int arrSize); string* createArr(unsigned int arrSize) { string* newArr = new string[arrSize]; for(unsigned int i{0}; i < arrSize; i++) { string name{}; cout << "Please enter item (" << i + 1<<"): "; if(cin >> name) //can't get it to work so far { newArr[i] = name; } else{ cin.clear(); cin.ignore(10000, ' '); } } return newArr; } void displayArr(string* arr, unsigned int arrSize) { for(unsigned int i{0}; i < arrSize; i++) { cout << arr[i] << endl; } } int main() { string* arrNames = nullptr; cout << "Enter the size of the array: "; unsigned int arrSize; if(!(cin >> arrSize)){ cin.clear(); cin.ignore(10000,' '); cout<<"Incorrect imput. PLease try again!"; } arrNames = createArr(arrSize); displayArr(arrNames, arrSize); delete [] arrNames; arrNames = NULL; return 0; }

27:14 I think when you typed fullname += " " + lname, the compiler read fullname = fullname + " " + lname. That's why it worked on your pc, maybe?

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1:39 correction: "C/C++ and Java are *statically* typed languages*"?

keep making these type of low level programming videos i am intrested 😊😊

Thanks for the video, it was really helpful!😊

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Thank you so much

Can we record audio using this?

Great video, is there a method to move through the file like a vector?

This is one of the best videos on this subject that I have found so far!

Hi, this is truly a master class. I need help and please let me know, how can I contact you. Thank you

Hey bro thanks for your content I just found what I am looking for 😊😊

great lesson, but i cannot inherit base class constructor from derived

do you have a github with this file? i typed it over but there isn't any data written to my test.wav (edit): i missed "(" in line 65. great tutorial btw

Doing this in 2024 and some of the steps look a little different but I think it's actually much more streamlined now. I hope you have been doing well. Any plans to post more tutorials? Thanks for the ones around audio. I appreciate the help.

beautiful, what a perfect video. One week ago, I was finally diving in this programming universe just for fun, and now I casually find this video of you putting in practice a lot of things I read in cplusplus this days. Thank u very much, really.

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I'm a beginner, could you please help me? I understood that at the beginning of the WAV file we have a series of bytes that represent the info of the file and each info has to occupy a specific size in bytes. "Num channels" for example is represented as an INT in the program, but it can't be seen as an INT in the WAV file because it would occupy 4 bytes and not 2, so you convert it with the function write_as_bytes(), but to be honest i didn't understand it at all due to my lack of knowledge. Could you please explain it to me in a simple way?

can we create image from pixels in opencv in cpp???

Very well explained. Thank you.

How to open ppm files on Windows 10?

Amazing. This worked great. I understand it. Three years later and still great.

this is hidden gems, thank you:) can u make foto jpeg/jpg please :D

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I am taking C++ as my new language after working on the front end for over 7 years. I was always interested in low level code and your video helped a lot. The only thing I don't understand is why .ppm files opened in VS code show numbers and not binarires and why jpg files dont show digital or binary content?

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

This is the kind of programming tutorial I need, Thanks for your great video

Can't you use a short instead of an int for the 2 byte formats?

Amazing video as the previous! Thank you so much :)

Thank you very much Sir. The explanation was great!

Thanks ur the best!!

Is there a 1.1 video on c++?

I could kiss you. Amazing Video!

thank you so much

You should do another one of these image manipulation videos but with TGA or BMP

good video to understand wav base, thank you

Super helpful. Thanks!

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Is there an advantange to using P6 over P3?

i'm looking for the 4.0 video that was referenced in the 4.1 video. Can't find it?

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