Bill Somerville 62f9b32758 Added playback to record_time_signal tool ... The tool may be started with either '-o <file-path>' to record or with '-i <file-path>', where file-path is an existing .WAV file, to playback audio. Audio output devices may be listed with the '-O' option and selected by index number using the '-P <device-index>' option. No format conversions are done for playback by the tool so the output device must support the format of the input .WAV file. The playback duration is the duration of the input .WAV file. The tool '-s <start-second-in-minute>' option is now optional, without it recording or playback starts immediately. So to playback a .WAV file: $ record_time_signal -i wwv.wav To play back the same file stating at second 55 in the minute: $ record_time_signal -i wwv.wav -s 55 Use the '-h' option for more help.		2019-05-10 19:38:04 +01:00
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tools	Added playback to record_time_signal tool	2019-05-10 19:38:04 +01:00
BWFFile.cpp	Fix a potential crashes in BWF (WAV) file writes	2018-11-11 19:05:15 +00:00
BWFFile.hpp	Enhanced error reporting for BWF (WAV) files	2016-06-09 23:39:33 +00:00