is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
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is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Hi All,
There is a sound editor developed with runrev as the audio palette of hypercard ?
regards
Jean-Marc
There is a sound editor developed with runrev as the audio palette of hypercard ?
regards
Jean-Marc
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
I think you could take a look to some programs (more Linux oriented) that use command-line to work with audio, video, etc...
So you could use them to apply specific filters.
For example I do that to calculate SHA-1 for some files (since SHA-1 is not implemented in RunRev).
So you could use them to apply specific filters.
For example I do that to calculate SHA-1 for some files (since SHA-1 is not implemented in RunRev).
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Thank for reply ale870,
I have an edito sound but I need a sound editor to record sounds and save the file from revolution in a folder defined by revolution (without dialogbox)
Jean-Marc
I have an edito sound but I need a sound editor to record sounds and save the file from revolution in a folder defined by revolution (without dialogbox)
Jean-Marc
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Yes, this is what I said.
You create a GUI in Revolution, then call some commands (console commands) to accomplish the job.
Here some tools that could be useful to you:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoX
http://freepats.zenvoid.org/tools/
http://tph.tuwien.ac.at/~oemer/wavetools.html
http://www.packtpub.com/article/podcast ... d-audacity
You create a GUI in Revolution, then call some commands (console commands) to accomplish the job.
Here some tools that could be useful to you:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoX
http://freepats.zenvoid.org/tools/
http://tph.tuwien.ac.at/~oemer/wavetools.html
http://www.packtpub.com/article/podcast ... d-audacity
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Jean-Marc,
If you only need to record sounds, just check out the "record sound" command.
Best,
Mark
If you only need to record sounds, just check out the "record sound" command.
Best,
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Ale870
Thank you for the links
Jean-Marc
Sorry. I am not still familiar with GUI, I am delighted to discover themYes, this is what I said.
Thank you for the links
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
GUI is the CORE of RunRev. GUI is Graphic User Interfare: they are buttons, field, etc...
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Oh yes,
In fact i work with GUI all the times
But not with the console
Thank
Jean-Marc
In fact i work with GUI all the times
But not with the console
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Hi Mark,
I need a tool like the palette audio of hypercard with select, copy and cut command
Jean-Marc
I need a tool like the palette audio of hypercard with select, copy and cut command
Jean-Marc
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Jean-Marc,
I think you can make that. Start with the Ehanced QT external.
Best,
Mark
I think you can make that. Start with the Ehanced QT external.
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
The wave form is the only part Rev doesn't have built-in. The rest can be done with the record command and related properties.
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Fortunately, there is a stack that is able to display the wave laying around somewhere. You just need to find it.
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Hmm I've been wondering about this bit awhile before, where can I get the enhanced qt external and corresponding documents? And if someone finds the infamous stack that displays the wave, kindly share it back here...
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
enhancedQT, the external by Trevor Devore is here
http://knowledgefaucet.com/developer/re ... cedqt.html
Documentation included.
There is a stack on the old RevOnline (accessible through either Rev up to 3.0 or via Help -> Revolution Search engine -> RevOnline -> Waveform) It was done by Mark Smith in 2006 and runs on PowerPC Macs. There seems to be an issue with little/big Endian, I did not get it to work properly with an Intel Mac. It displays an Audiowaveform for Aiff, wav, SD2 files uncompressed.
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Bernd
to find it:
http://knowledgefaucet.com/developer/re ... cedqt.html
Documentation included.
There is a stack on the old RevOnline (accessible through either Rev up to 3.0 or via Help -> Revolution Search engine -> RevOnline -> Waveform) It was done by Mark Smith in 2006 and runs on PowerPC Macs. There seems to be an issue with little/big Endian, I did not get it to work properly with an Intel Mac. It displays an Audiowaveform for Aiff, wav, SD2 files uncompressed.
regards
Bernd
to find it:
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Re: is there a sound editor developed with runrev ?
Hi all,
you can get Trevors wonderful Enhanced QuickTime external here (could not live without it anymore ):
http://www.bluemangolearning.com/revolu ... rnals/eqt/
For the audio waveform stack, sorry, the only info that I have is that Mark Smith is the author of this stack...
Will check if I have it somewhere on my hd when I come home this evening.
Best from germany
Klaus
you can get Trevors wonderful Enhanced QuickTime external here (could not live without it anymore ):
http://www.bluemangolearning.com/revolu ... rnals/eqt/
For the audio waveform stack, sorry, the only info that I have is that Mark Smith is the author of this stack...
Will check if I have it somewhere on my hd when I come home this evening.
Best from germany
Klaus