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sfconvert(1)
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NAME
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sfconvert - convert audio files
SYNOPSIS
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*sfconvert* 'infile' 'outfile' ['output options']
DESCRIPTION
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The `sfconvert` command converts an audio file to another file format or data format.
OPTIONS
-------
The following keywords specify the format of the output sound file:
`format` 'f'::
Output file format. 'f' must be one of the following:
[horizontal]
`aiff`::: Audio Interchange File Format
`aifc`::: AIFF-C
`next`::: NeXT/Sun .snd/.au Format
`wave`::: MS RIFF WAVE
`bicsf`::: Berkeley/IRCAM/CARL Sound File Format
`smp`::: Sample Vision Format
`voc`::: Creative Voice File Format
`nist`::: NIST SPHERE Format
`caf`::: Core Audio Format
`flac`::: FLAC
`compression` 'c'::
[horizontal]
`ulaw`::: G.711 mu-law
`alaw`::: G.711 A-law
`ima`::: IMA ADPCM
`msadpcm`::: Microsoft ADPCM
`flac`::: FLAC
`alac`::: Apple Lossless Audio Codec
`byteorder` 'e'::
Output byte order. 'e' may be either `big` or `little`.
`channels` 'n'::
Number of output channels. 'n' is 1 for mono, and 2 for stereo.
`integer` 'n' 's'::
Convert to integer audio data. 'n' indicates the output sample width
in bits. 's' specifies the sample format and may be either `2scomp`
for 2's complement signed data or `unsigned` for unsigned data.
`float` 'm'::
Convert to floating-point audio data with a maximum amplitude of
'm' (usually `1.0`). The `integer` and `float` options are mutually
exclusive.
The following options take no additional arguments:
`--help`::
`-h`::
Print help message.
`--version`::
`-v`::
Print version information.
SEE ALSO
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linkaf:sfinfo[1]
AUTHOR
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Michael Pruett <michael@68k.org>
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