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Thu May 22 12:14:04 2014 UTC (9 years, 11 months ago) by schoenebeck
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* Added fork of libakai (this fork provides Linux support) which
  allows reading AKAI medias. Comes with two command line tools
  'akaidump' and 'akaiextract'. Also added a man page for each
  tool.

1 schoenebeck 2572 .TH "akaiextract" "1" "22 May 2014" "libgig @VERSION@" "libgig tools"
2     .SH NAME
3     akaiextract \- Extract audio samples from an AKAI media or AKAI disk image file.
4     .SH SYNOPSIS
5     .B akaiextract
6     SOURCE DESTDIR
7     .SH DESCRIPTION
8     Reads an AKAI media (i.e. from a CDROM drive, ZIP drive or directly from an
9     AKAI hard disk drive) or AKAI disk image file and extracts all its audio samples
10     as .wav files to the given output directory. If the given output directory does
11     not exist yet, then it will be created.
12     .SH OPTIONS
13     .TP
14     .B \ SOURCE
15     On Windows: drive letter of the source disk drive to read from. On POSIX systems
16     (i.e. Linux, Mac): path to the input source, which may either be an AKAI disk
17     image file already being available on your HD, or a disk drive path (i.e. '/dev/cdrom').
18     On Mac: You can omit this argument on Mac, which will cause it to access the
19     CDROM drive automatically ('/dev/rdisk1s0').
20     .TP
21     .B \ DESTDIR
22     Output path where all samples should be extracted to. If the directory does not
23     exist yet, then it will be created.
24    
25     .SH "SEE ALSO"
26     .BR akaidump(1),
27     .BR gigdump(1),
28     .BR gigextract(1)
29    
30     .SH "BUGS"
31     None. Report bugs to http://bugs.linuxsampler.org
32    
33     .SH "Author"
34     This program and its library are based on S�bastien M�trot's libakai. This is a
35     fork of libakai and its tools which is providing LINUX support. Linux port and
36     man page written by Christian Schoenebeck <cuse@users.sf.net>

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