vgmstream_cli:tldr:70534

This command is using the vgmstream_cli tool to convert a compressed audio file (ADC format) into a WAV file.

Here's the breakdown of the command:

• vgmstream_cli: This is the command to run the vgmstream_cli tool.
• ${path-to-input-adc}: This is the path to the input ADC file that you want to convert. You need to replace "${path-to-input-adc}" with the actual path to your ADC file.
• -o ${path-to-output-wav}: This option specifies the output file path and format. You need to replace "${path-to-output-wav}" with the desired path and filename for the output WAV file.
• -l ${3-0}: This option sets the looping behavior for the output file. In this case, it sets the loop count to 3 times, and it doesn't create a loop metadata. If you want a different loop count, you can replace ${3-0} with the desired value.
• -f ${5-0}: This option sets the fade-out time for the output file. In this case, it sets the fade-out time to 5 seconds, and it doesn't create a fade-out loop metadata. If you want a different fade-out time, you can replace ${5-0} with the desired value.
• -d ${3-0}: This option sets the fade-in time for the output file. In this case, it sets the fade-in time to 3 seconds, and it doesn't create a fade-in loop metadata. If you want a different fade-in time, you can replace ${3-0} with the desired value.

Overall, this command takes an ADC file as input, converts it to WAV format, applies looping, fade-in, and fade-out effects according to the specified parameters, and saves the resulting WAV file to the specified output path.