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Download Current Release (Recommended) 0.9.4.0 / 2004-03-16 rel2 2004-03-25 Linux soundruler-0.9.4.1.linux.rpm
soundruler-0.9.4.1.linux.scripts.tar.gz
Windows soundruler-0.9.4.1.windows.zip
soundruler-0.9.4.1.windows.scripts.zip
Older releases 0.9.4.0 / 2004-03-16 rel2 2004-03-25 soundruler-0.9.4.0-2.linux.rpm
0.9.3.6 / 2003-06-09 soundruler_linux_0936.gz 0.9.3.5 / 2003-04-09 soundruler_linux_0935.gz 0.9.3.4 / 2003-04-05 soundruler_linux_0934.gz 0.9.3.3 / 2003-03-31 soundruler_linux_0933.gz 0.9.3.2 / 2003-03-27 sruler_linux_0932.gz 0.9.3.1 / 2003-03-24 |
Release Information Installation / Uninstallation Linux stand alone (.rpm or tar.gz) M-file scripts (Windows and Linux) There are currently 4 release types available. Stand alone releases are faster than script ones, but they have fewer editing options. soundruler-x.x.x.windows.zip soundruler-x.x.x.windows.scripts.zip soundruler-x.x.x.linux.rpm
(built in RedHat 9.0) soundruler-x.x.x.linux.scripts.tar.gz Sound Ruler itself does not demand many resources, but sound analysis is very processor intensive. The more extensive and detailed your analyses are, the more you will benefit from a fast computer. Although Sound Ruler runs well in a Pentium 2 at 233 MHz, even an upgrade from a Pentium 4 at 1.7 GHz to a Pentium 4 at 2.4 GHz can produce pronounced reduction in analysis time. Stand
alone MSWindows version M-files
script versions
Installation / Uninstallation Installation:
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soundruler-x.x.x.linux.rpm Uninstallation:
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soundruler-x.x.x.linux.tar.gz Uninstallation:
NOTE: The spec file for generation of RPMs is in soundruler-x.x.x.linux.tar.gz. Automatic
setup (Windows only) Manual
setup What does the auto setup do? This is a clean installation. All it does is to place a sruler.m file in your matlab/work folder. The /work folder is in Matlabs path by default. Every time you type sruler, it adds the SoundRuler folder to Matlabs path and runs soundruler. Uninstallation:
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