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<manpage>
<utility>trackcmp</utility>
<author>Brian Langenberger</author>
<section>1</section>
<name>compares one or more audio tracks for equivalence</name>
<title>Compare Audio Tracks</title>
<synopsis>[OPTIONS] <track 1> <track 2></synopsis>
<description>
trackcmp takes two audio tracks and compares their PCM data.
If they are exactly the same, it prints no output and returns 0.
If not, a message is displayed and 1 is returned.
trackcmp may also take two directories as arguments.
In that case, any audio files in both directories are compared
as per a single file.
Track and album numbers are used to determine which file
should be compared to which.
</description>
<options>
<option short="h" long="help">show a list of options and exit</option>
<option short="j" long="joint" arg="processes">
The maximum number of tracks to compare at one time.
If one has multiple CPUs or CPU cores, allowing
trackcmp(1)
to use all of them simultaneously can greatly increase comparison speed.
</option>
<option short="S" long="no-summary">
suppress summary output
</option>
<option short="V" long="verbose" arg="verbosity">
The level of output to display.
Choose between 'normal', 'quiet' and 'debug.
</option>
</options>
</manpage>
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