Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] Wave Editors
From: Davy Durham (ddurham_AT_netdoor.com)
Date: Sat Oct 26 2002 - 04:14:16 EEST
Is this any better than having the file format have the markers in
it? WAVE and OGG have this. I imeplemented it in ReZound's native
format as well. (clicking around on the horizontal ruler lets you edit
the markers). The only probably is that (for ReZound) I had to make
some changes to libaudiofile to make it 'correctly' support markers.
It's in audiofile's cvs, but there hasn't been a public release since
it got added there. If you download my rpm, or standalone binary
packages from sourceforge both should be able to save cues (and user
notes) in wave, aiff, ogg, and .rez file formats.
-- Davy
Lea Anthony wrote:
>Thanks for your help guys! Does anyone of you guys/authors know if there
>is a "standard way" to indicate marker positions of a given audio file
>when starting up the process?
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>I mean, wouldn't it be great if each app saw -MS and -ME on the command
>line to indicate the marker positions of the given audio file? That way,
>if you're using, say, ardour, there would be a way of launching external
>editors but making them more tightly integrated.
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>Just wondering what you think....
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>-Lea.
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>On Fri, 2002-10-25 at 02:24, Davy Durham wrote:
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>>Well, I don't know why I haven't announced it here yet, but... I'm the
>>author of ReZound
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>>http://rezound.sourceforge.net
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>>check it out...
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>>-- Davy
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>>Lea Anthony wrote:
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>>>I'm trying to get a picture in my mind as to what is out there. Could
>>>someone please give me a list of Wave editors that are seen as
>>>potentially really good under Linux?
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>>>Cheers,
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>>>-Lea.
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