Re: [ReZound-users] Combining large numbers of short tracks into one wav file

[Davy D. <ddu...@da...>]

John Ouzts wrote:

>I think the most useful additional feature would be a command line option to 
>load a list of files into a single editing session, like rezound -s *, where 
>the "s" stands for "single session"  or "single file."  That could be the CLI 
>equivalent of Opening in Append Mode and selecting a block of files to be 
>brought in. 
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Perhaps on the Open File dialog I could put a checkbox "Append all Files 
in Alphabetical Order" or something like that.  I wish it didn't have to 
be alphabetical, but I don't know of another way to ensure a consistant 
ordering.

>I am still working on an AMD64 system. ReZound compiled without complaint, but 
>I don't have graphical video working yet, so I haven't been able to try it 
>out. (I'm having trouble turning off the onboard video chip so I can add in 
>another video card.)
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You may be aware: This is usually done in the BIOS.  Sometimes you can't 
turn it off, you just have to tell it which video device to prefer first 
as the primary one.  You can usually set it to "Onboard" or "AGP/PCI" <- 
one that you installed.