User's Guide > FAQ > File Related
- I can't find the output plug-in for MP3.
-
I don't include the output plug-in in the spwave package and don't
distribute the binary version of the output plug-in to avoid patent-related
problems. If you live in Japan, you can download it at Japanese
page for research or educational use. Of cource, the page is written in
Japanese :-)
[From version 0.5]
- Very long files cannot be loaded. Why?
- Because spwave will load all data in memory until version 0.4.
If an amount of memory is not sufficient, the data cannot be loaded.
[Until version 0.4]
Version 0.5 supports loading very long files. Conversely, all files are
loaded from files directly. So, spwave may be crushed, if you modify the
file that has been loaded by spwave.
[From version 0.5]
- No files can be loaded. Why?
- spwave from version 0.5 uses plug-ins for reading and writing files.
If the plug-ins provided by spPlugin is not installed correctly, spwave cannot read
and write files at all. In this case, you should install spPlugin into
the proper directory.
The plug-ins also doesn't work, if the version of `libc' of the plug-ins is
different from that of spwave on Linux, or the version of the plug-ins is too old.
spwave searches for plug-ins
~/.sp_plugins, /usr/lib/sp/plugins,
/usr/local/lib/sp/plugins
in this order. The ~/ on Windows and Mac OS means the directory that
the executable binary is holded. If HOMEPATH on Window or
HOME on Mac OS is set, the directory is also searched.
[From version 0.5]
User's Guide > FAQ > File Related
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