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!!!SFCONVERT |
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SYNOPSIS |
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DESCRIPTION |
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!!NAME |
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sfconvert - convert between various audio formats |
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!!SYNOPSIS |
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__sfconvert__ ''infile outfile'' [[ ''options ...'' |
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] [[ ''output keywords ...'' ] |
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!!DESCRIPTION |
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The __sfconvert__ tool can be used to convert audio files |
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from one audio format to another. The files' audio formats |
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have to be supported by __libaudiofile__. |
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!!OPTIONS |
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The following keywords specify the format of the output |
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sound file: |
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__byteorder__ ''e'' |
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Desired endianness of output sample data. ''e'' may be |
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one of __big__ or __little__. |
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__channels__ ''n'' |
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Number of output channels. ''n'' is __1__ for mono, |
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and __2__ for stereo files. |
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__format__ ''f'' |
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Audio format of output file. ''f'' has to be one of the |
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currently supported formats: __aiff__ (Audio Interchange |
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File Format), __aifc__ (AIFF-C File Format), __next__ |
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(NeXT/Sun Format), __wave__ (MS RIFF WAVE Format), or |
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__bics__ (Berkeley/IRCAM/CARL Sound File |
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Format). |
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__integer__ ''n s'' |
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Produce integer samples. ''n'' specifies the width of |
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individual samples in bits, ''s'' yields the encoding and |
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may be one of __2scomp__ (2's complement signed data), or |
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__unsigned__ (unsigned data). The __integer__ and |
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__float__ options (see below) are mutually |
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exclusive. |
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__float__ ''m'' |
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Produce floating point samples with a maximum amplitude of |
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''m'' (usually __1.0__). This options may not be used |
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together with option __integer__. |
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!!SEE ALSO |
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sfinfo(1). |
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!!AUTHOR |
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__sfconvert__ was written by Michael Pruett |
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This manual page was written by Daniel Kobras |
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