Two sound file players available as command-line tools.
This software review covers a section where users can find useful command line tools that can emulate some of Cocoa classes' functionalities. One major advantage is the ability to download only necessary utilities, unpack them, and run them from the Terminal.
To navigate the tools efficiently, users can access them with the '-h' or '--help' option for more information. For instance, the NSSound class offers the clnssoundplay shell command that plays audio files in any format supported by the Cocoa NSSound class. Another tool, clnssoundfiletypes, informs users about the audio file types supported by clnssoundplay.
To obtain this information, users only need to download clnssoundfiletypes and run it from the shell without any arguments. Overall, this section of command line tools is user-friendly, efficient and easy to navigate.
To navigate the tools efficiently, users can access them with the '-h' or '--help' option for more information. For instance, the NSSound class offers the clnssoundplay shell command that plays audio files in any format supported by the Cocoa NSSound class. Another tool, clnssoundfiletypes, informs users about the audio file types supported by clnssoundplay.
To obtain this information, users only need to download clnssoundfiletypes and run it from the shell without any arguments. Overall, this section of command line tools is user-friendly, efficient and easy to navigate.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A