Soundhakker - Revision history

Octoate: typo in category

2007-02-26T12:42:32Z

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	Soundhakker was a utility by [[The Equalizor]] of [[STS]] which automatically ripped music produced with [[Soundtrakker]] from any currently running program.		Soundhakker was a utility by [[The Equalizor]] of [[STS]] which automatically ripped music produced with [[Soundtrakker]] from any currently running program.

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	A few disc fanzines altered the Soundtrakker 'signature' of their music to prevent detection by Soundhakker.		A few disc fanzines altered the Soundtrakker 'signature' of their music to prevent detection by Soundhakker.

			[[Category:Applications]]
			[[Category:Music and sound]]

PulkoMandy at 10:30, 3 January 2007

2007-01-03T10:30:57Z

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	Soundhakker was a utility by [[The Equalizor]] of [[STS]] which automatically ripped music produced with [[Soundtrakker]] from any currently running program.		Soundhakker was a utility by [[The Equalizor]] of [[STS]] which automatically ripped music produced with [[Soundtrakker]] from any currently running program.

ChaRleyTroniC at 13:39, 27 September 2006

2006-09-27T13:39:42Z

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	The file would usually be saved as a standard .BIN file. But later versions included a Soundtrakker Decompiler, which would enable you to save the ripped music as an editable Soundtrakker .SNG file.		The file would usually be saved as a standard .BIN file. But later versions included a Soundtrakker Decompiler, which would enable you to save the ripped music as an editable Soundtrakker .SNG file.

			For a while, an upgraded version was available commercially as Soundhakker Pro. This was later released as PD.

	A few disc fanzines altered the Soundtrakker 'signature' of their music to prevent detection by Soundhakker.		A few disc fanzines altered the Soundtrakker 'signature' of their music to prevent detection by Soundhakker.

ChaRleyTroniC at 21:32, 1 August 2006

2006-08-01T21:32:24Z

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Soundhakker was a utility by [[The Equalizor]] of [[STS]] which automatically ripped music produced with [[Soundtrakker]] from any currently running program.

It was unusual in that it was one of only a few programs designed to run with the [[Multiface II]]. When the Multiface red button was pressed, Soundhakker would spring into action. It had its own command line interface.

The file would usually be saved as a standard .BIN file. But later versions included a Soundtrakker Decompiler, which would enable you to save the ripped music as an editable Soundtrakker .SNG file.

A few disc fanzines altered the Soundtrakker 'signature' of their music to prevent detection by Soundhakker.