forked from sox_ng/sox_ng
2d3812aa78
This is the hard fork, allowing old sox and sox_ng to coexist on the same system. Any distro wishing to switch to sox_ng just needs to make symlinks from the old file names to the new. This also removes the Debian-specific files rather than trying to update them, as Debian uses its own version of them.
48 lines
1.2 KiB
Batchfile
48 lines
1.2 KiB
Batchfile
@echo off
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rem First create a working copy of t.bat. Note optional cls and pause.
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echo @echo off >t.bat
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echo set format=%%1 >>t.bat
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echo shift >>t.bat
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echo set opts=%%1 %%2 %%3 %%4 %%5 %%6 %%7 %%8 %%9 >>t.bat
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echo. >>t.bat
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echo cls >>t.bat
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echo echo Format: %%format%% Options: %%opts%% >>t.bat
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echo echo on >>t.bat
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echo .\sox_ng monkey.wav %%opts%% %%tmp%%\monkey.%%format%% %%effect%% >>t.bat
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echo .\sox_ng %%opts%% %%tmp%%\monkey.%%format%% %%tmp%%\monkey1.wav %%effect%% >>t.bat
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echo @echo off >>t.bat
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echo echo. >>t.bat
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echo set format=>>t.bat
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echo set opts=>>t.bat
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echo pause >>t.bat
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rem Now set up any global effects and call the batch file. Note that
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rem this needs extra work to cope with DOS's limitation of 3-character
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rem extensions on the filename.
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set effect=%1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
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call t.bat 8svx
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call t.bat aiff
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call t.bat aifc
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call t.bat au
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call t.bat avr -e unsigned-integer
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call t.bat cdr
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call t.bat cvs
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call t.bat dat
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call t.bat vms
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call t.bat hcom -r 22050
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call t.bat maud
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call t.bat raw -r 8130 -t ub
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call t.bat sf
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call t.bat smp
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call t.bat sndt
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call t.bat txw
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call t.bat voc
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call t.bat vox -r 8130
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call t.bat wav
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call t.bat wve
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del t.bat
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