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FDMS3-FS 0.2.2
FDMS3-FS is a FUSE filesystem driver for the fostex FDMS-3 as used by the various fostex digital multitrackers. more>>
FDMS3-FS is a FUSE filesystem driver for the fostex FDMS-3 as used by the various fostex digital multitrackers, such as the FD-4, FD-8.
This driver presents the FDMS filesystem as a series of directories - one for each program (song) on the disk:
/mnt/p000-song1
/mnt/p001-song2
/mnt/p002-anotherone
...
Each directory contains a number of .WAV files - one for each track:
/mnt/p001-song2/track-0.wav
/mnt/p001-song2/track-1.wav
...
These .wav files can then be played/mixed/ripped to disk as you want.
Usage
Step 1 - Image the hard disk (optional)
I suggest taking an image of the hard disk, rather than working with the original. Having said this, I see no reason why it would cause any problems, since no write operations are attempted. You can take an image like this:
dd if=/dev/hdd of=fostex-image.dd bs=512
This WILL take some time!
Step 2 - Mount the filesystem
./fdmsfs fostex-image.dd /mnt
If this fails, you probably have a problem with FUSE. Please check the fuse website for more help. If you are sure its not a fuse problem, please let me know!
Step 3 - Use the .WAVs
ls /mnt
should produce a list of the available programs.
You can obviously copy the wavs somewhere else, encode them, import them into something like cubase/soundgarden or whatever. If you just want to play a song, I suggest using Audacity, which can load all the tracks for a partiular program, and play them together or mix them down.
Enhancements:
- This release adds 24-bit audio support, which means the D2424 is now supported.
- It also adds some sanity checking code that makes working with partial images a little easier.
<<lessThis driver presents the FDMS filesystem as a series of directories - one for each program (song) on the disk:
/mnt/p000-song1
/mnt/p001-song2
/mnt/p002-anotherone
...
Each directory contains a number of .WAV files - one for each track:
/mnt/p001-song2/track-0.wav
/mnt/p001-song2/track-1.wav
...
These .wav files can then be played/mixed/ripped to disk as you want.
Usage
Step 1 - Image the hard disk (optional)
I suggest taking an image of the hard disk, rather than working with the original. Having said this, I see no reason why it would cause any problems, since no write operations are attempted. You can take an image like this:
dd if=/dev/hdd of=fostex-image.dd bs=512
This WILL take some time!
Step 2 - Mount the filesystem
./fdmsfs fostex-image.dd /mnt
If this fails, you probably have a problem with FUSE. Please check the fuse website for more help. If you are sure its not a fuse problem, please let me know!
Step 3 - Use the .WAVs
ls /mnt
should produce a list of the available programs.
You can obviously copy the wavs somewhere else, encode them, import them into something like cubase/soundgarden or whatever. If you just want to play a song, I suggest using Audacity, which can load all the tracks for a partiular program, and play them together or mix them down.
Enhancements:
- This release adds 24-bit audio support, which means the D2424 is now supported.
- It also adds some sanity checking code that makes working with partial images a little easier.
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Added: 2007-05-21 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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