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NAME
     audiotool - audio play/record tool

SYNOPSIS
     audiotool [ -p ] [ -d device ] [ generic-tool-arguments ]  [
     audio-file ... ]

DESCRIPTION
     Audio Tool is an OpenWindows DeskSet application for record-
     ing, playing, and simple editing of audio data.

  Sound Segment Display
     Audio Tool analyzes sound data to distinguish between  sound
     segments  and  silence  segments.   Segments  of  sounds are
     displayed as boxes; segments of  silence  are  displayed  as
     lines  connecting  these boxes.  This type of display can be
     useful for scanning and editing  voice  data,  since  pauses
     often  indicate  breaks  between  sentences  or key phrases.
     Data may be selected, using the mouse, in a  manner  similar
     to  text  selections.  Double-clicking on a sound or silence
     segment selects the entire  segment.   The  Cut,  Copy,  and
     Paste operations also work on selected data.

     A triangular graphic indicator, called the position pointer,
     marks  the current play position.  When you select a segment
     of audio data, the position pointer is constrained to remain
     within  the  selected  segment.   The  position pointer also
     denotes the point in a segment where Record and Paste opera-
     tions will insert data.

  Control Panel
     Play/Stop
          Clicking this button starts playing audio data  at  the
          current  position.   Playing will stop automatically at
          the end of the data or at  the  end  of  the  currently
          selected  segment, whichever comes first.  If the posi-
          tion pointer is at the end of the data  (or  selection)
          when Play is pressed, it jumps back to the beginning of
          the data before starting to play.

          While data is playing, this button becomes a Stop  but-
          ton.   Audio  output  may  be  stopped and restarted at
          will.

     Rewind/Fast-Forward
          Clicking either of these buttons  causes  the  position
          pointer  to  jump backward or forward to the next sound
          segment boundary. If you press and hold  one  of  these
          buttons,  playing  will begin/proceed at an accelerated
          rate in the designated direction. Releasing the  button
          returns the tool to its previous state.

     Record/Stop
          Clicking this button starts the recording of data  from
          the audio input port.  The recorded data is inserted at
          the position pointer's  position.   If  audio  data  is
          currently  selected,  it is replaced by the new record-
          ing.  While  recording  is  in  progress,  this  button
          becomes a Stop button.

  File Browser Panel
     Selecting Open..., Save As..., or Include... from  the  File
     menu  will  bring  up the File Browser Panel.  The Directory
     field displays the pathname of the current directory.

     The scrolling list contains a list of directories  or  audio
     files in the displayed directory. Double-click SELECT on the
     name of a directory to change  to  that  directory.  Double-
     click  SELECT  on  the  name of an audio file to perform the
     current operation (Load, Save, or Include) on  the  selected
     file.  You  can also type file names or directories into the
     Name field.

     When Save As...  is selected from the File  menu,  the  File
     Browser  displays  an  additional choice item, which enables
     you to select the file format. The choices are  Uncompressed
     (8-bit 8 kHz, u-law), or Compressed (4-bit G.721 ADPCM). The
     compressed format takes up half the disk space but can  take
     somewhat longer to load and save.

  Volume Panels
     Selecting Play...  or Record...  from the Volume  menu  will
     invoke  the Audio Control application to display volume con-
     trol panels for the audio device.  Refer  to  the  audiocon-
     trol(1) manual page for further details.

OPTIONS
     -p        Play all files  listed  on  the  command  line  at
               startup.

SEE ALSO
     audiocontrol(1),       audioconvert(1),        audioplay(1),
     audiorecord(1)
     Solaris User's Guide
     About Audio Tool in the Help Handbook available through  the
     Help option on the Workspace menu.

NOTES
     The OpenWindows environment may no longer be supported in  a
     future  release.  You may want to migrate to CDE, the Common
     Desktop Environment.

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