general: linux audio extract now considers actual header len #57
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Dear Maintainer,
i found the toniebox reverse engineering wiki very useful today. As a side-effect, i submit to you a change to the wiki content that hopefully is noted as improvement.
When recommending on how to convert a toniebox data file, the header_len can be easily extracted from the data file itself. Just in case the header_len is not the usual value of 0x0ffc.
Personally i find it easier, if the bash commands are presented as one block that can be copy&pasted with the input file as variable.
with best regards,
qyanu / Max-Julian Pogner