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.TP |
.TP |
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.B \ --rebuild-checksums |
.B \ --rebuild-checksums |
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Rebuild checksum table for all samples. Read description of |
Rebuild checksum table for all samples. Read description of |
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.B --verify |
.B \ --verify |
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option for more details about sample checksums in general. Usually you only |
option for more details about sample checksums in general. Usually you only |
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need to use |
need to use |
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.B --rebuild-checksums |
.B \ --rebuild-checksums |
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in case the samples' CRC checksum table itself was damaged. The |
in case the samples' CRC checksum table itself was damaged. The |
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.B --verify |
.B \ --verify |
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option will tell you if that is really the case and will suggest to you to use |
option will tell you if that is really the case and will suggest to you to use |
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.B --rebuild-checksums |
.B \ --rebuild-checksums |
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to repair the table in such cases. If only individual samples were damaged, you |
to repair the table in such cases. If only individual samples were damaged, you |
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rather might want to replace only those damaged samples with |
rather might want to replace only those damaged samples with |
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.BR gigedit (1) |
.BR gigedit (1) |
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for example. Read description of |
for example. Read description of |
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.B --verify |
.B \ --verify |
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for reasons to do so. When using |
for reasons to do so. When using |
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.B --rebuild-checksums |
.B \ --rebuild-checksums |
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all checksums of all samples will be regenerated. Hence you should manually |
all checksums of all samples will be regenerated. Hence you should manually |
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check all samples once after using this option. That is by using your ears, |
check all samples once after using this option. That is by using your ears, |
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or by exporting the samples, but not by using the |
or by exporting the samples, but not by using the |
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.B --verify |
.B \ --verify |
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option. Because the latter cannot identifiy damaged samples that have been |
option. Because the latter cannot identifiy damaged samples that have been |
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damaged before the entire checksum table had been regenerated. |
damaged before the entire checksum table had been regenerated. |
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.TP |
.TP |
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take a long time and hence this check is not by default performed i.e. |
take a long time and hence this check is not by default performed i.e. |
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each time a gig file is loaded for regular use for example. Accordingly you |
each time a gig file is loaded for regular use for example. Accordingly you |
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may use |
may use |
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.B --verify |
.B \ --verify |
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from time to time to check explicitly whether your gig files have been |
from time to time to check explicitly whether your gig files have been |
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damaged for some reason, i.e. after modifying them with an instrument editor |
damaged for some reason, i.e. after modifying them with an instrument editor |
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like |
like |
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By doing this, only the replaced samples' checksums will be |
By doing this, only the replaced samples' checksums will be |
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updated. All other checksums remain untouched. That's why this approach is |
updated. All other checksums remain untouched. That's why this approach is |
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recommended over using |
recommended over using |
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.B --rebuild-checksums |
.B \ --rebuild-checksums |
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in such cases. |
in such cases. |
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.SH "SEE ALSO" |
.SH "SEE ALSO" |