Well, that disappointing. Sorry to waste your time.
but yes, I ran it from the command line, and no, not a single peep of any output from the quadbike tool, not even a version or a "hi I'm quadbike" banner etc...Code: Select all
F:\>quadbike -h
Quadbike 2.0.0, by 'Diminished' -- 29th March 2023.
Usage:
quadbike [options] <input file>
Input file is audio supported by libsndfile (e.g. WAV, AIFF, maybe FLAC).
Output options:
-! allow overwriting of output files (incl. inspect files)
-t <filename> output TIBET filename (default: qb.tibet)
-z <filename> output TIBETZ (gzipped TIBET) filename
-o <filename> output CSW filename
(-t, -z and -o may be provided in combination)
--no-csw-phase-fix do NOT autocorrect CSW phase for MakeUEF
Input options:
-c (L|R) pick channel from stereo file (left is default)
-f bandpass-filter the input (not usually helpful)
-n normalise the input (not usually helpful)
Sync options:
-s <method> sync recovery: <method> may be one of:
freq frequency domain sync (fast);
walk time domain sync (slower);
pll PLL sync (slow) [default].
Phase detection options:
-p <pmode> input phase mode; <pmode> may be one of:
auto fixed phase, autodetected [default]
block per-block phase, autodetected
0 or 'a' force fixed 0-degree phase
90 or 'b' force fixed 90-degree phase
180 or 'c' force fixed 180-degree phase
270 or 'd' force fixed 270-degree phase
--phase-det <m> force phase detection scheme for -p auto/block
(the default is to match the sync method);
<m> may be either:
pll use PLL phase detection method [default]
walk use walk phase detection method
General processing options:
--scale-hf-pwr <x.x> 2400 Hz power scaling factor (0.4 -> 3.5)
--force-shift <s> force shift in smps (-2 -> 2, cannot use with -s freq)
Error-correction options:
--no-default-odd-fix don't fix odd runs by insert (PLL) or constraint (freq)
(not with -s walk)
-e <policy> fix adjacent odd-run pairs by atom flipping
<policy> may be one of the following:
singleton, confidence, zero, one, early, late.
Diagnostic options:
--inspect-dir <dir> save intermediate data as WAV files to directory
Other options:
-q quieter; suppress progress updates
-v verbose (extra warnings)
-h show this help text