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Title:          AFsp
Version:        2.1
Entered-date:   27AUG96
Description:    The AFsp package is a library of routines for reading and
                writing audio files. The emphasis is on providing support
                for the type of audio file used by the speech processing
                research community.  The routines have been designed to be
                easy to use, yet provide transparent support the reading of
                several audio file formats.  A secondary purpose for
                distributing these routines is to encourage the use of a
                standard audio file format for the header information in
                the output files.

                Audio File Formats:
                The following file formats are supported for reading.
                 - Headerless audio files
                 - Sun audio files
                 - RIFF WAVE files
                 - AIFF/AIFF-C audio files
                 - NIST SPHERE audio files
                 - IRCAM soundfiles
                 - INRS-Telecom audio files
                 - ESPS sampled data feature files
                 - Text audio files (NATO/ESPRIT CD-ROM format)
                The following file formats are supported for writing.
                 - Headerless audio files
                 - AFsp (Sun) audio files
                 - RIFF WAVE files
                 - AIFF-C audio files

                Binary provided by Jeremy Petit (petit@eurecom.fr) and
                coming with no warranty.
Keywords:       AFsp, sound, audio files, library, converter
Author:         kabal@TSP.EE.McGill.CA <Peter Kabal>
Primary-site:   TSP.EE.McGill.CA /pub/AFsp
                555415 AFsp-V2R1.tar.Z
                  4559 README
Alternate-site: sunsite.unc.edu /pub/Linux/apps/sound
                287974 AFsp-2.1.ELF.tgz
                  4559 AFsp-2.1.README
                353747 AFsp-2.1.src.tgz
Platforms:      Linux.
Copying-policy: Copyright (C) 1996 Peter Kabal
                The AFsp audio file routines are provided free of charge
                without warranty of any kind.  All components are
                copyrighted.  They may be distributed free of charge
                provided that the recipients also acquire the right to
                distribute them. In no case can this software be
                incorporated into a work which is distributed for a fee.
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