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Scheture project is our schematic capture package. The package is built atop the same database as all of the other Stabie-Soft products. The schematic editor handles iterated instances, bused pins and wires, parameter passing etc.
The latest production version of Scheture is 3.3.1, please download it if your using an older version to get the latest updates and bug fixes.
Perhaps one of the best features is schetures ability to generate a schematic (and symbols) from netlist formats such as verilog or spice. Take it for a 30 day test drive and see if it is right for you. See the pricing page for details on our free 30 day evaluations.
Main features:
- User control of all object colors and fonts.
- Control of position, size, font, color of property display of symbols.
- A specific placement of a symbol may override property display position, size, font or color.
- Implicit connection of symbol pins by name possible for specific schematics.
- In the schematic here, note the bulk connections are made with this type of connection. No explicit connection to the bulk is drawn, but all unconnected bulks will be connected by name in this schematic only.
- Implicit global connection of symbol pins possible.
- Symbol properties may be set for display only (IE ignored by netlister).
- Symbol generator.
- Net tracing thru the hierarchy.
- Property values "push" down so in context display of properties available.
- Extractor.
- Hierarchical verilog out.
- Hierarchical spice out.
- Hierarchical smash out. (For Dolphins SMASH mixed mode simulator).
- Netlist to schematic generator to build a schematic from a netlist.
- Sample of nor3 and adder. Both these schematics were built completely automatically from spice netlists. Note verilog can also be auto generated for cross probing or visualization of hdl.
- Parasitic net schematic generator to visualize an extracted nets R/C network.
- Interfaces with Mentors RVE product. Cross-probe between layout & schematic.
- Interfaces to open source waveform viewer GWave.
- User specified port order available for spice subcircuits and verilog primitives.
- Plotting, and includes a command to plot all schematics in a library.
- Sample library of symbols provided.
- Free upgrades after purchase
Enhancements:
- This release adds a number of minor improvements.
- These include a new symbol popup menu to place standard and recently placed symbols quickly.
- Also new are real arc/circle/ellipse shapes for more cosmetically attractive symbols.
- Previously, these shapes were constructed from lines and polygons.
- Wires can now be named with iterators such as "{N1,N2}(3)" to compactly represent the name "N1,N2,N1,N2,N1,N2".
- More complex iterators are supported as well.
- A number of new options have been added to the "check & save" command to beautify the schematic during the "check & save" process.

Transcribe! project is an assistant for people who sometimes want to work out a piece of music from a recording, in order to write it out, or play it themselves, or both.
The usual technique for doing this is to copy the music to cassette and then listen repeatedly to each bit, using your ear and your brain to work out what is happening. Unless you have perfect pitch then you also need a piano or a guitar handy to check out which note is which. However, if you copy the recording to your computers hard disk as a sound file then you can use Transcribe! instead of the cassette machine and the piano.
Transcribe! offers many features aimed at making the transcription job smoother and easier, including the ability to slow down music without changing its pitch, and to analyse chords and show you what notes are present.
It is important to understand that Transcribe! does not attempt to do the whole job, processing an audio file and outputting musical notation - this would be nice, but is a currently unsolved research problem. The spectrum analysis feature is very useful for working out those hard-to-hear chords, but you must still use your ear and brain to decide which of the peaks in the spectrum are notes being played, which are merely harmonics, and which are just the result of noise and broad-spectrum instruments such as drums.
If you have never worked out even a simple piece of music by ear then Transcribe! will probably not help you (see How to Transcribe), but if you do sometimes work out recorded music by ear then Transcribe! can make the job a lot quicker and easier.
Transcribe! takes no interest in MIDI files - these already contain explicit information about what notes are to be played and when, and there are plenty of programs available which can display this information. Transcribe! deals with audio sample data files.
Transcribe! plays and records audio files but it is not an audio editor. It is capable of applying various effects to audio such as speed change, pitch change and EQ. You can save the modified audio to a new sound file if you want.
Main features:
- Depending on version, Transcribe! reads audio from many different types of audio file and audio CD. It also has a "Record" facility for recording from analog sources such as cassette or vinyl. It displays the audio waveform and allows you to scroll around, place markers for sections, measures and beats, and easily play or loop from any point.
- Loops and positions can be stored and recalled. There are many keyboard shortcuts and you can configure these as you like (in version 7). You can configure Transcribe! to respond to pedals of various types so as to keep your hands free : start and stop playback with your feet!
- There is extensive and readable help accessible from within the program.
- The "spectrum" feature displays the strength of the various pitches in any chord or note you select, in the form of a graph - a wavy line over a piano keyboard graphic. The height of the various peaks in the graph indicate the strength of the note above which the peak appears. This is not a magic bullet for analysing chords but it can be a very useful source of information.
- Transcribe! offers various audio processing effects (Slowdown, Pitch Change, EQ filtering etc) intended to help with transcribing. These effects all run in "real time" unless your machine is old & slow. This means there is no pre-processing or other waiting, the processing is performed on-the-fly while playing and you can instantly hear the effect of changes to EQ etc. For instance if you press the half-speed button while playing then playback simply continues, at half speed.
Mono/Karaoke
- This effect allows you to mix the two channels of a stereo recording together in various ways including phase-reverse, commonly known as "karaoke" as it sometimes has the effect of removing the vocal (if the vocal is panned dead-centre).
EQ
- A powerful EQ filter.
Tuning
- Adjustment to playback pitch, in cents (hundredths of a semitone) for fine tuning and also larger shifts of up to two octaves, which can for instance be useful in hearing low, murky bass parts by raising them by an octave or two.
Transposition
- Special handling for those of you who play a transposing instrument such as trumpet or saxophone.
Speed
- Speed variable from one twentieth to double speed.
- Click here for an MP3 file (373 KB) demonstrating the sound quality of slowdown-without-pitch-change. It contains 7 seconds of a guitar solo played quite fast, followed by the same at half speed. This is what you get when you press Transcribe!s half-speed button (version 7.20). I havent bothered to give lots of samples, since you can download Transcribe! for a free trial period and try it yourself.
Flyer
- Sometimes people ask me for a printed information sheet about Transcribe!. I dont distribute printed materials but here is a single-sided information sheet as a pdf (Adobe Acrobat) file which you are welcome to download and print out.

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Cedega, TransGamings flagship Linux portability product, allows hundreds of Windows games to run on Linux seamlessly and transparently, right out of the box. With Cedega installed on a computer running Linux, users can simply insert their favorite Windows game CD, then install and play that game just as they would on a Windows system. Cedega can run hundreds of top tier titles on Linux, including blockbuster hits such as BattleField 2, Dungeon Siege 2, Madden 2006, Half Life 2, World of WarCraft, City of Villains, WarCraft III and Star Wars Galaxies, just to name a few.
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Cedega works by directly loading a Windows program into memory on a Linux system and linking it to a Linux-optimized version of the Win32 APIs. TransGamings Cedega implements common multimedia Windows APIs such as Direct3D, DirectInput, DirectSound and many others by mapping them to Linux equivalents like OpenGL, X11, and the OSS or ALSA sound APIs. Cedega is the culmination of many years of effort on these APIs. The TransGaming Teams knowledge of APIs such as DirectX is probably second only to Microsofts.
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