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 (tried to clarify the 44 kHz issue; restructured some information)  | 
				m (wording and link change for "permutation"; "MAC" -> "Mac", "PC" -> "Win")  | 
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===Via batch file===  | ===Via batch file===  | ||
'''SNDD for Windows'''  | '''SNDD for Windows'''  | ||
  onisplit -create   |   onisplit -create output_Win_files input/*.wav  | ||
  onisplit -create   |   onisplit -create output_Win_files input/*.xml  | ||
  pause  |   pause  | ||
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onisplit  | onisplit  | ||
: -create output_directory_'''  | : -create output_directory_'''Mac''' input_directory/'''*.aif'''  | ||
: -create output_directory_'''  | : -create output_directory_'''Win''' input_directory/'''*.wav'''  | ||
: -create output_directory input_directory/*.xml  | : -create output_directory input_directory/*.xml  | ||
For fast XML text changes and naming, give them all ''yourfile'' as the name, if you have only one sound:  | For fast XML text changes and naming, give them all ''yourfile'' as the name, if you have only one sound:  | ||
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The parts of the music between intro and outro are played in a randomized order, probably to add more variety to the loop.  | The parts of the music between intro and outro are played in a randomized order, probably to add more variety to the loop.  | ||
Note that .grp files have a <Weight> tag under <Permutation>. "[[  | Note that .grp files have a <Weight> tag under <Permutation>. "[[wikt:permutation#Noun|Permutation]]" should have something to do with the order in which music parts get repeated. However, it's not clear what influence <Weight> has on the repetitions. Is it like TRAC's <Weight>, used for probability?  | ||
===OSBDfile.imp.xml===  | ===OSBDfile.imp.xml===  | ||