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Release history for SoundZAP:
V1.0 -- 25 March 1992 -- Released to Internet prematurly. Many bugs.
V2.0 -- 31 March 1992 -- Basically a bug fix, but changes were
drastic enough to warrant a major release
number. Fixed library dependancies, IFF
writer, and .VOC frequency finder. Added
detection of compressed .VOC and .AU files
(no support for decompression as I have no
specifications). Changed the -r switch
slightly. Cleaned up the code immensly.
V2.1 -- 7 April 1992 -- Dom Bontemps brought to my attention two
errors. The first was due to a typo on my
part. I forgot some parenthesis in a
function call and as a result it didn't
display the usage when you did not give it a
filename on the command line. The second
error was that if you ran SoundZAP with only
one file name it would tack a '.iff' to the
end of the old name but when you ran it
again it would just use the name it used the
previous time (due to the variables not
being initialized upon execution I
assume...). I think I've fixed this bug
also. Thanks Dom!
V2.2 -- 13 April 1992 -- I was asked to re-post SoundZAP to Usenet
for those who missed version 2.1. While
preparing to post it I noticed a small bug
that caused the machine to crash if the -b
switch was given without a number following.
I also corrected a few errors in the
documentation.
V2.3 -- 17 April 1992 -- Added support for MS-Windows .WAV files. Not
sure about how to determine sample rate, so
it uses default of 11K samples per second
until I figure it out. Also added support
for Macintosh sound files. This is pretty
much a guess. It also uses the default
sample rate of 11K. Any info on either
format would be helpful!
V2.4 -- 26 April 1992 -- Added ability to READ IFF 8SVX files.
To Do: Requests have been recieved for IFF SAMP support (for input
but I may add output support also) and for .VOC output (but I
probably won't add this...sorry!). I also plan to add AIFF
support. Addition of some control over RAW output
(signed/unsigned/ etc...) is on the horizon. Still looking for
more sample formats... To the guy who asked for .au OUTPUT
support...I'm working on it. I have to get some routines for
the conversion. Once I get them I'll add it.
I am also planing on either altering SoundZAP or starting a
new project in the same vein for 2.04 that is intuition based
as opposed to the CLI structre of SoundZAP. Any suggestions
would be appreciated!