I was trying to get an old laptop set up with software for a Linux operating system. Audacity was just too much for the machine to handle in a reasonable timeframe, so I was looking for alternatives that might work well on older machines. Came across mhwaveedit and was very impressed with what it can do. I've been trying to get software I like to run on Windows over to Linux, but it's also nice to be able to go the other way, especially since my newer machines with decent specifications are all still running Windows. I couldn't help wondering if mhwaveedit would work on Windows as well as Linux. It looks like a really nice application with some great functionality. It would certainly make a good, more light weight alternative to Audacity and needed functionality seems easier to get to than most wave editor/recorder programs.
Wanted to know if anyone's been able to get a version of mhwaveedit working on Windows, maybe even just a cygwin version. Am curious if it would be possible. I did try compiling the program, just for the heck of it, with mingw and msys. Was able to get it to build okay after some tweaking, but at the moment it crashes when I try to open a file. Guess I'm just curious if anyone else is interested in whether or not the program would compile on other platforms besides Linux. Best wishes. Laura http://www.distasis.com/cpp/osrclist.htm _______________________________________________ Mhwaveedit-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/mhwaveedit-discuss
