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WAV Audio Compressor - 2005-2018 - Linux stable 0.30 release ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WAV Audio Compressor can be used for several purposes: Giving a particular audio effect to the song or track, compensating drop outs in a recording, preparing the track for broadcast, applying a variable normalization if the recording features some parts at a too low sound level. This audio utility aim to be simple to use and easy to install. For accurate details and examples about my audio tools and about LoopyMix Suite please visit: http://vincent95.users.sourceforge.net/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Requirements for compiling / using the Audio Compressor: - UNDER LINUX / Posix: gcc compiler (I cannot tell you if there is a minimum version number, but the classic type code should compile whatever is the version. If you already compiled something with your gcc version, that will be ok ;-) ). - UNDER Windows: Download the Windows version (same Sourceforge project) or compile this source with your favourite compiler. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Compiling with gcc: ------------------------- After having entered the just uncompressed directory, run from the console: "gcc compress.c -o compress" After completion, copy as root the executable file "compress" to "usr/local/bin/" (path for Linux). Testing: --------- To make a try with a WAV file, named for example "filename.wav", type from the console: "compress filename.wav" This will start compression with default settings (displayed on start, as well as their allowed ranges). This parameters can be modified if specified from the command line: compress filename.wav <maxgain> <recoverspeed> <feedbackspeed> In all cases the result will be automatically saved as "Cfilename.wav". ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- vincentportet_95@hotmail.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------