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Patch was applied.
2009-03-25 02:34:13 UTC in Gnome Wave Cleaner
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GWC configure was updated to give more info how to configure libsndfile.
2009-03-25 02:32:36 UTC in Gnome Wave Cleaner
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weltyj added the gwc-0.21-10.tgz file.
2009-03-22 17:30:26 UTC in Gnome Wave Cleaner
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weltyj created the 0.21-10 file release.
2009-03-22 17:21:23 UTC in Gnome Wave Cleaner
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That is very strange that the compiler is not casting the long to an off_t type for the lseek call. Were you getting any warning messages from the compiler about those calls when using the long types?.
2007-02-25 18:08:30 UTC in Gnome Wave Cleaner
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When using ALSA, your device should be something like hw:0,0 or hw:1,0 etc.
I've added a bit of info in settings->miscellaneous to indicate that as well.
Jeff.
2007-02-25 17:56:59 UTC in Gnome Wave Cleaner
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What about autodetecting the file size and use that
information to override the WAV header when opening the file?
Unfortunately it's not that simple -- libsndfile is the
interface between GWC and the audio file. WAV is one of
about a dozen formats that libsndfile can read/write.
But here is a little perl script I found that claims it can
fix a corrupt...
2006-10-02 12:45:11 UTC in Gnome Wave Cleaner
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The audio header of your WAV file is probably corrupt, and
doesn't reflect the actual number of samples in the file.
Other applications such as mplayer and lame don't depend on
this information, but GWC does need it to be correct. The
next release will trap this condition better and report the
header corruption.
Cheers,
Jeff.
2006-10-01 22:21:59 UTC in Gnome Wave Cleaner
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The version of machine.h you referenced is not directly from
the gwc.sourceforge.net archives. Perhaps a packager
(debian?) modified the file?
You should get the code directly from gwc.sourceforge.net
and retry.
Cheers,
Jeff Welty.
2006-10-01 22:03:06 UTC in Gnome Wave Cleaner
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This truly is a development version. Bleeding edge. 2 new features, alsa support and batch processing. 0 documentation for the batch processing, there is a perl script (gwcbatch.pl) included which is the front-end for batch processing, and will give you some usage info.
2003-09-28 01:44:03 UTC in Gnome Wave Cleaner
