ref: 5c42bdd700fb313f74e8daf72135d7d1cdc8a571
parent: 0b5c47fea90eaaffad53798eb31e7cf867acbd51
author: rrt <rrt>
date: Fri Nov 24 16:51:26 EST 2006
-mno-cygwin removed. Mention that WAV supports 24-bit data. Correct some typos.
--- a/TODO
+++ b/TODO
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
o Update all read routines to be like WAV handler and only
return data in multiples of sample_size*channels. This
will prevent corrupt files from causing sox to go into
- infinit loop trying to read just a couple more bytes.
+ infinite loop trying to read just a couple more bytes.
o Make "mix" an alias of "avg" since thats closer to what it
really is. For 2->2 mixes, make a 2 option L->L and R->R
@@ -60,10 +60,10 @@
o Implement speex (http://www.speex.org).
o Support 24-bit formats where the 24-bits are stored in a 32-bit
- integer.
+ integer. (Done for WAV.)
o Modify .dat handler to support stereo data... Probably should remove
- time offset column since its not real useful (could be added by
+ time offset column since it's not real useful (could be added by
a simple post-processor). Also, should store information in
header related to original data so that it can be converted back
to similar percision easier. Another idea is to normalize the
@@ -73,10 +73,6 @@
o Detect support for -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 and -D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE
and auto add to CFLAGS so that large files can be accessed.
-
- o Don't force -no-cygwin under cygwin since it now contains
- support for /dev/dsp. Some people might want to use that
- to play audio files under windows.
o Add command line options that specify a specific endian
(as apposed to -x which just reverses it from current