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WAV-PRG 4.2.1 is available for Windows in both GUI and command-line versions, requiring Audiotap for WAV file support. Audiotap 2.2.1 also offers a GUI and command-line version, with shared libraries for audio support. Both software packages are distributed under the GNU General Public License, while certain DLL files have different licensing terms.

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WAV-PRG 4.2.1 is available for Windows in both GUI and command-line versions, requiring Audiotap for WAV file support. Audiotap 2.2.1 also offers a GUI and command-line version, with shared libraries for audio support. Both software packages are distributed under the GNU General Public License, while certain DLL files have different licensing terms.

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Download WAV-PRG 4.2.

1 for Windows, GUI version (tested on Windows 7 and 10)


complete with plug-ins.
Note: This file contains WAV-PRG stand-alone. On its own, only reads/writes .TAP
files. You need to download Audiotap and unzip it in the same folder (audiotap.dll
is in both archives and it is identical) to support sound card and WAV files.

Download WAV-PRG 4.2.1 for Windows, command-line version (to be run from a command
prompt). Can be called from scripts. Needs audiotap.dll: unzip the content in the
same folder as the GUI version.

Download WAV-PRG 4.2.1 source. You can compile the Windows GUI version, and the
command-line version, which can be built on Linux, Windows (MinGW or Cygwin), Mac
and Haiku.
Porting: it should be easy to port WAV-PRG to other operating systems, at least the
command-line version. If you want to do it or already did it, please contact the
author. Writing a GUI for other platforms is not as easy, but should be possible:
contact the author if you are interested (or already did it).

License: WAV-PRG is copyright © 1998-2015 Fabrizio Gennari. It is distributed under


the GNU General Public License

Download Audiotap 2.2.1 for Windows (tested on Windows 7 and 10)


Note: this package also contains some DLL files which enhance WAV-PRG, giving it
the ability to read/write WAV files and the soundcard. If you downloaded the stand-
alone version of WAV-PRG and want it to be able to do so, unzip it in the same
directory where Audiotap and its accompanying DLL files are.

Download Audiotap 2.2 for Windows, command-line version (to be run from a command
prompt). Can be called from scripts. Needs audiotap.dll: unzip the content in the
same folder as the GUI version.

Download source for Audiotap 2.2.1, Libaudiotap (shared code between WAV-PRG and
Audiotap), and Libtap (TAP audio codec). You can compile the Windows GUI version,
and the command-line version, which can be built on Linux, Mac or Windows (the
latter needs Cygwin or MinGW environments).
Porting: it should be easy to port Audiotap to other operating systems, at least
the command-line version. If you want to do it or already did it, please contact
the author. Writing a GUI for other platforms is not as easy, but should be
possible: contact the author if you are interested (or already did it).

License: Audiotap is copyright © 2003-2015 Fabrizio Gennari. It is distributed


under the GNU General Public License

The DLL files for audio support are NOT GPL.

Libaudiotap and Libtap shared libraries (audiotap.dll, tapencoder.dll and


tapdecoder.dll) are copyright © 2003-2014 Fabrizio Gennari. They are distributed
under the GNU Lesser General Public License.
libaudiofile-1.dll is the Audio File Library. It is copyright © 1998-2000, Michael
Pruett, copyright © 2000-2001, Silicon Graphics, Inc. It is distributed under the
GNU Lesser General Public License. It includes, statically linked, FLAC, copyright
© 2000-2009 Josh Coalson, copyright © 2011-2013 Xiph.Org Foundation, distributed
under the new BSD licence.
libportaudio-2.dll is the PortAudio Library. It is copyright © 1999-2000 Ross
Bencina and Phil Burk. It is distributed under the MIT License with PortAudio non-
binding clause.

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