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Having to manually click to mute and unmute each channel, and then saving with a different file name to export each channel as its own file can be annoying, so preferably there should be a way in spccmd to easily specify which channels should be played when exporting to WAV with the -cw option.
Then to output all channels as it's own file, you could just do a for /L from 1 to 8 in CMD.
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https://github.com/dgrfactory/spcplay/releases/tag/2.19.4.7792
The -sm option to switch the channel to be muted separately and the -gm option to retrieve the current mute setting have been added to spccmd.
By using the -sm option immediately before the -cw option, it would be possible to output only the sound of the desired channel.
-sm option is used as follows.
REM Mute only channel 1
spccmd -sm 1REM Mute channel 1, 2, and 3
spccmd -sm 123REM Mute all exclude channel 1
spccmd -sm 1 --rev
The following batch shows an example of obtaining output-<ch>.spc, where each channel is separated from input.spc.
By the way, the first blank adjustment is not performed when even a channel is muted, in other words, the WAVBLANK setting in spcplay.ini is ignored now.
Having to manually click to mute and unmute each channel, and then saving with a different file name to export each channel as its own file can be annoying, so preferably there should be a way in spccmd to easily specify which channels should be played when exporting to WAV with the
-cw
option.Then to output all channels as it's own file, you could just do a
for /L
from 1 to 8 in CMD.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: