English Amiga Board - Help: IFF 8SVX VHDR Format

Hi. According to the docs I've found on the IFF sample format, a VHDR block should consist of the following:

Code:

ULONG oneShotHiSamples, /* # samples in the high octave 1-shot part */

           repeatHiSamples,  /* # samples in the high octave repeat part */

           samplesPerHiCycle;/* # samples/cycle in high octave, else 0   */   

UWORD samplesPerSec;    /* data sampling rate                       */     

UBYTE ctOctave,         /* # octaves of waveforms                   */           

sCompression;     /* data compression technique used          */     Fixed 

volume;

Below is a hexdump snippet of a sample I'm trying to decode.

Code:

0000(0000)  46 4f 52 4d 00 00 16 f6  38 53 56 58 56 48 44 52  FORM....8SVXVHDR

0016(0010)  00 00 00 14 00 00 16 b6  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 20  ............... 

0032(0020)  20 ab 01 00 00 01 00 00  41 4e 4e 4f 00 00 00 10   .......ANNO....

0048(0030)  4f 63 74 61 4d 45 44 20  56 32 2e 31 30 00 00 00  OctaMED V2.10...

0064(0040)  42 4f 44 59 00 00 16 b6  fc f3 f4 ff 03 0d 0f 06  BODY............

When I first parsed the VHDR chunk, I got the following:
00 00 00 14 - oneshot
00 00 16 B6 - repeat
00 00 00 00 - samples/hi cycle
00 00 - ??? samples per sec (WRONG)
00 - ??? number of octaves (WRONG)
20 - ??? compression (WRONG)
20 AB 01 00 - ???? garbage (WRONG)
00 01 00 00 - Volume

The only way I could make the parsing work was to treat all values as being 32-bit aligned/packed:

00 00 00 14 - oneshot
00 00 16 B6 - repeat
00 00 00 00 - samples/hi cycle
00 00 00 20 - samples per sec (correct???)
20 AB 01 00 - 2 bytes packed into DWORD, 01=#octaves, 00=compression
00 01 00 00 - Volume

Is what I've done correct or are there other versions/formats of IFF 8SVX sample headers??

I don't think what I've done is correct - I suspect there is something missing from the documentation I have (http://amigadev.elowar.com/read/ADCD.../node02CD.html) because I cannot honestly see the samples per second being only 0x20 (32 samples per second).

Can somebody please assist? I have checked with another sample - one from the good old ST-xx disks and it had the same format header as I have shown above.