Audiotap

Download WAV-PRG 3.3 and Audiotap 1.3 installer for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP (276 KB)

Download Audiotap 1.3 for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP (151 KB)
Note: this package also contains some DLL files which enhance WAV-PRG, giving it the ability to read/write WAV files and the soundcard. If you downloaded the stand-alone version of WAV-PRG and want it to be able to do so, unzip it in the same directory where Audiotap and its accompanying DLL files are.

Download Libtap, Libaudiotap and Audiotap for Linux (RPM tested on Fedora Core 3). Installing Libtap is necessary if you want to install Libaudiotap, and installing Libaudiotap is necessary if you want to install Audiotap. When Libaudiotap is installed, Audiofile (distributed with all popular Linux distributions) needs to be installed in order to read/write WAV files, and Pablio needs to be installed in order to record from/write to the soundcard. You can download PortAudio and Pablio: installing PortAudio is necessary if you want to install Pablio. Also, if Libaudiotap and WAV-PRG are installed at the same time, WAV-PRG becomes able to read/write WAV files (if Audiofile is installed) and record from/write to the soundcard (if Pablio is installed).

Download Audiotap 1.3 source (63 KB). You can compile the Windows GUI version, and the command-line version, which can be built on Linux, but also on Windows if using the Cygwin or MinGW environment.
Porting: it should be easy to port Audiotap to other operating systems, at least the command-line version. If you want to do it or already did it, please contact the author. Writing a GUI for other platforms is not as easy, but should be possible: contact the author if you are interested (or already did it).

The accompanying libraries are NOT GPL.
Audiotap and Tap shared libraries (audiotap.dll and tap.dll on Windows, libaudiotap.so and libtap.so on Linux) are copyright © 2003 Fabrizio Gennari. They are distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License.
audiofile.dll distributed along the Windows binaries is the Audio File Library. It is copyright © 1998-2000, Michael Pruett, copyright © 2000-2001, Silicon Graphics, Inc. It is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License. For Linux, it is not distributed here, because it is already in most popular distributions.
Pablio and PortAudio (distributed as pablio.dll and portaudio.dll along with the Windows binaries) are part of the PortAudio Library. They are copyright © 1999-2000 Ross Bencina and Phil Burk. They are distributed under the PortAudio License.