This program will read several CDDA files (stereo 16-bit 44100 Hz
motorola byte order) and mix them into one CDDA file. The user can specify the
fade time in samples, up to 40 seconds.  For example, 44100 would indicate one
second of fade.  1764000 would indicate 40 seconds of fade.  352800 would
indicate eight seconds of fade.
	The purpose of doing this is to have a selection of recordings
(usually music) smoothly fade together into one mix.  The resulting file can
then be burned to a CD or whatever.

	The program is entirely free.  It is not a demo.  This is the full
version.  It runs from the CLI.  It does not require MUI.  It has only been
tested on a wb 3.0 system but it should probably run back as far as a wb 1.3
system.
	Source code is included.

usage:

    fade_cdda <fadetime> <file1> <file2> [<fileN>] <destfile>

	Fade time is in samples (44100 samples for 1 second fade).  The fade
time is limited by the available ram.
	Remember: all files must be 16-bit motorola byte-order stereo CDDA!

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[generic]                 9396   14992  62.7% -lh5- ddc1 Sep 22  1999 fade_cdda/fade_cdda
[generic]                 2040    5920  34.5% -lh5- 10f4 Sep 22  1999 fade_cdda/fade_cdda.c
[generic]                  619    1132  54.7% -lh5- b384 Sep 22  1999 fade_cdda/fade_cdda.readme
[generic]                  432    1046  41.3% -lh5- 8224 Feb 21  1998 fade_cdda/hacks.h
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 Total         4 files   12487   23090  54.1%            Sep 24  1999