SYNOPSIS
ifits [-hc|ml] [-b batch-file.txt ] [ file.wav|playlist.txt ]
DESCRIPTION
Portable command line utility for encoding and recording audio signals
(chirps) to set the speed, incline, and resistance functions of iFit
technology equipped exercise machines. Writes generated settings sig-
nals at specified time in wav music file format by either creating a
silent wav file or modifying an existing wav music file. IMPORTANT: IF
YOU ARE MODIFYING AN EXISTING FILE YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING A
BACKUP COPY, THIS PROGRAM DOES NOT DO IT FOR YOU!
OPTIONS
-h Display a brief usage message and exit.
-c Create an output wav file by the name of file. This is the
default mode if file does not already exist in working direc-
tory. May not be used with the -l or -m options (below)
-m Modify an existing music file by the name of file. This is the
default mode if file already exists in working directory or if
-l is indicated. May not be used in conjunction with -c.
-l This option causes trailing playlist.txt to be interpreted as a
playlist file containing a list of existing wav music files to
write signals into according to total elapsed playing time
starting from the first file in list. This option may not be
used in conjunction with create mode(-c), the files listed in
playlist.txt must already exist in working directory or you will
get an error. Currently when using this option the settings
must be entered in chronological order.
-b batch-file
Read a list of settings from batch-file instead of from stdin.
Currently if using this mode in conjunction with a playlist
file(-l) the settings must be in chronological order.
FILES
batch-file.txt
A plain text list of settings to be encoded to file. Currently
if using this mode in conjunction with a playlist file(-l) the
settings must be in chronological order. Format: time(in sec-
onds) speed incline
file.wav
The wav music file created or opened to write with the chirp
encoding the entered settings. This file may not be specified in
conjunction with playlist.txt
playlist.txt
A plain text list of filenames to be considered continuous in
length. Format: filename1.wav filename2.wav filename3.wav ...
Does not check magic number to verify file format.
In list mode enter values chronologically, or make it a fun surprise
where the beep will end up.
Catches errors, aand usually stops working after that until errant vars
are fixed.
AUTHOR
Sarah Martin <sarahbmartin at sourceforge dot net>
SEE ALSO
lame(1), sox(1)
FreeBSD JULY 2006 IFITS(1)