02-22-2003
naw it dosnt work. i already have jre installed but i tried that one also, i tried the plugins for ns4 and ns600, i tried copieing the files to my plugin directory and i tried linking them there, still no good.
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applyplugin
applyplugin(1) Debian GNU/Linux applyplugin(1)
NAME
applyplugin - apply LADSPA plugin to an audio file
SYNOPSIS
applyplugin [-s[seconds]] <input wave file> <output wave file> <LADSPA plugin file name> <plugin label> <Control1> <Control2> ... [<LADSPA
plugin file name> <plugin label> <Control1> <Control2> ... ] ...
DESCRIPTION
applyplugin applies a series of LADSPA plugins to an audio data source to create a destination audio file.
OPTIONS
-s[seconds]
Add seconds of silence after end of input file.
FILES
/usr/lib/ladspa/*.so
LADSPA plugin files are installed here by default.
ENVIRONMENT
LADSPA_PATH
should be set to something like "/usr/local/lib/ladspa:/usr/lib/ladspa:" for plugins to be found at all.
BUGS
Requires environmental variable to work properly.
CONFORMING TO
LADSPA standard, by linux-audio-dev mailing list members.
AUTHOR
ladspa-sdk was written by Richard Furse (richard@muse.demon.co.uk). This manpage was written by Junichi Uekawa (dancer@debian.org).
SEE ALSO
listplugins(1), analyseplugin(1)
ladspa-sdk 2001 May 14 applyplugin(1)