sound-encode

- A fast and minimal CLI tool written in Rust that encodes any file into a .wav audio file

- Converts an input file into .wav format while keeping the original file extension and verifying integrity via checksum when decoded.

- Supports optional compression using Snappy

Usage:

sencode <mode> <input-file> <output-file> [c]

encoding: sencode e <file-to-encode> <output_file>

• encoding with compression: sencode e <file-to-encode> <output_file> c

note: providing a .wav extension for the output file is purely optional

decoding: sencode d <file-to-decode> <output_file>

note: the original file extension is restored during decoding, so you don't need to specify it for the output file

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Building:

to build sound-encode:

run: cargo build --release in the root directory of the project

AUR:

an AUR Package is available

paru -S sound-encode or yay -S sound-encode

Releases:

precompiled binaries for Windows x86_64 and x86_64 Linux can be found here