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Hi All,

There is a sound editor developed with runrev as the audio palette of hypercard ?


regards

Jean-Marc

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).

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

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

Jean-Marc,

If you only need to record sounds, just check out the "record sound" command.

Best,

Mark

Ale870

Yes, this is what I said.

Sorry. I am not still familiar with GUI, I am delighted to discover them
Thank you for the links

Jean-Marc

GUI is the CORE of RunRev. GUI is Graphic User Interfare: they are buttons, field, etc...

Oh yes,
In fact i work with GUI all the times
But not with the console

Thank

Jean-Marc

Hi Mark,

I need a tool like the palette audio of hypercard with select, copy and cut command

Jean-Marc

Jean-Marc,

I think you can make that. Start with the Ehanced QT external.

Best,

Mark

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.

Fortunately, there is a stack that is able to display the wave laying around somewhere. You just need to find it.

Best,

Mark

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...

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.

regards
Bernd

to find it:

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