CopyWave for OS/2 by Carsten Arnold
Version 1.04
eMail:  C.Arnold@Transnet.de
URL:    http://home.t-online.de/home/C.Arnold

This program is freeware.

The program copies parts from an existing PCM-Wave file starting 
from an indicated place in an indicated length into a new Wave file. 
The files can be very big.

Syntax:
CopyWave Sourcefile Targetfile [Options]
Options are:
/ss:n     start sample
/es:n     end sample
/cs:n     count of samples
   instead of samples can also specified time
/st:n     start time in seconds
/et:n     end time in seconds
/ct:n     length in seconds

Seconds can be decimal fraction, for example
/ct:20.2

   or bytes
/sb:n     startbyte
/eb:n     endbyte
/cb:n     count of bytes
/o        enable overwrite
/pr:c.d   priority
    c = class 0-4 (0->no change, 2 is default)
    d = delta 0 - 31
/Buffer:n Buffer size in Byte, default is 409600

Use with care, the buffer are allocated fom RAM, 
too big buffer will swapped out to swapper.dat

/Async    ansynchron read and write (2 threads), default is synchron

CopyWave can work with two threads, thread one read, thread two write.
This option is suggestive only, if copy from one physical HD to another
physical HD. This can increase the speed of copying.


/v        View only

shows file data, for example:
file size   94863936 byte
samples     23715984
duration    1075.000 seconds
channels    stereo
bits/sample 16
samples/sec 22050


