update replace file in the scheme archive by a Note: custom positions can be specified, see 'Local file append append files to the end of a scheme archive *.wav # creates my.scm and adds all WAVE filesĮMail.wav # removes EMail.wav from my.scm My.scm # extracts all files from my.scm into /tmp

Possible to update existing sound schemes or even create new ones. However, with its tar like command line options it is easily Main purpose of icqscm: Extracting the WAVE files out of ICQ sound (hundreds of which can be downloaded from the ICQ website). Icqscm provides a command line interface to ICQ sound scheme files If you are interested in the format of ICQ sound scheme files, check the Documents section. Both packages come with any decent Linux distribution and can be installed without any hassles no configuration whatsoever is required.įor download and installation instructions see the DOWNLOAD

ZIP archive Linux users will have to install python and for the GUI: wxPython.

Of course, this wouldn't be called an editor if you weren't able to create new sound schemes or edit existing ones with it.įor Windows users (- who apparently are still able to live with the immune system deficiency of their operating system -), an 'all-in-one' executable version is provided in a. With those tools you can extract WAVE sound files from ICQ sound scheme files (- check out -) and then use them in your favourite ICQ client (like licq, gnomeICU, etc). This project delivers both a command-line and a GUI based editor for ICQ sound scheme files. The times of quiet (- Linux, Windows -) ICQ clients are over! (- ICQ Sound Scheme Editor -) Command-Line version

Icq sound enter