V1.4.2A
10 May 2020


Installing on Linux should be very simple...

1) Install SOX (latest version) to get realtime play and other nice features
2) The DA/FA should be easy to install -- just put it in your path.

It needs libz, libcrypt -- so, those packages will likely be installed on most systems where there is some development being
done or security needs.

This version will utilize a DA license file, but it isn't really needed for consumers -- NO ONE has pure DolbyA material,
except recording pros.

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To unpack a directory containing the Linux binary, which DOES require AVX2 (i4xxx Intel, Zen, other recent AMD) for
the da-avx version, or the slower da-sse3 version for older machines with only SSE3, just do the following:

> tar xovf da-V1.4.2A-Linux.txz

Will then create a directory containing the binary.
You can run the binary from anywhere...

Chose da-sse3 for older machines, da-avx for newer, AVX2 machines.

Have fun during disassembly -- I cannot even figure it out :-).

John