enscribe(1) [debian man page]
enscribe(1) General Commands Manual enscribe(1) NAME
enscribe -- convert images to sound SYNOPSIS
enscribe [options] [input image] [output sound] DESCRIPTION
enscribe converts the scan-lines of the input image into frequency components and then using an inverse Fast Fourier Transform, converts them into sound. The left side of the image is the low frequency end, and the right is the high end, up to just under the Nyquist limit if you want it to. There are several tunable parameters as to how colour is converted into stereo sound and the frequency range to be used. This conversion can be used to create resilient audio watermarks or to simply create interesting sounds from images. SEE ALSO
See enscribe --help for descriptions of the command line options. BUGS
This manual page should be expanded to contain descriptions of the command-line options. AUTHORS
enscribe was written by Jason Downer <jbd@cableone.net>. This manual page was written by Nick Rusnov <nickrusnov@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). enscribe(1)
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dbcat [options] dbfsd [options] dbin [options] dbmixer DESCRIPTION
The DBMix system is able to combine sound from various sources into a single audio stream. Think of it as a virtual DJ mixing desk. Mix- ing uses a Fourier synthesis algorithm to maintain sound quality in the output stream. The dbfsd daemon serves as DBMix's backend--that's where most of the real synthesis work is done. Several clients allow to connect differ- ent audio sources to the backend. dbin links line-in, or microphone input from the sound card to DBMix. And there's dbcat, a pretty generic tool that redirects its standard input to a dbfsd channel. Actual DJ work is done using the graphical frontend dbmixer. For an in-depth description of each application, see its respective man page. SEE ALSO
dbcat(1), dbfsd(1), dbin(1), dbmixer(1). AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Daniel Kobras <kobras@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). August 8, 2002 DBMIX(7)