On Thursday 02 February 2006 06:25, Robson Cozendey wrote:

> I was trying to run the loris examples in the manual, but I wonder where is 
> the files mentioned: "clarinet.sdif", "flute.sdif", "trombone.sdif", etc? It 
> is not possible to run the manual examples without these files, right?

You can create the analysis files with the Loris Python module.
For example, to create 'test.sdif' from 'test.aiff', start the Python
interpreter,

python

and then type these commands:

>>> import loris
>>> f = loris.AiffFile('test.aiff')
>>> a = loris.Analyzer(40, 80)
>>> loris.exportSdif('test.sdif', a.analyze(f.samples(), f.sampleRate()))

this writes the SDIF file. Note that the numbers specified for
loris.Analyzer() are important and need experimenting to find the
best sound quality; the values above are only an example.
To get more information about loris.Analyzer(), type this:

>>> help(loris.Analyzer)