ADISK.EXE Version 2.0
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ADISK /?
Shows some help on usage

ADISK [/L] [B:] 
Gives a directory listing of an Akai floppy disk. The B: switch
changes to drive B:, the /L switch routes output to the file 
AKAIDISK.LOG - the directory listing is rearranged for reading
by other programs and there is no screen output. These two 
switches can be used with all of the commands below.

ADISK "SAMPLENAME" FILENAME.WAV
Copies an Akai sample to a 16-bit mono PCM .WAV file. If the
sample has spaces in its name, put the name in quotes. The
filename can include a path, and should end in .WAV

ADISK /R# "FILENAME" FILENAME
Copies an Akai file of type # (eg. use /RP to copy a Program)
to a file. This is an exact copy of the data on the Akai disk.

ADISK /W FILENAME "SAMPLENAME"
Writes a mono PCM .WAV file to a sample file on an Akai disk. 
The program writes the correct file (S900, S1000 or S3000) for
the disk being used. S900 writing does not work reliably at 
present. 

ADISK /F "LABEL"
Formats a high density disk for the Akai S3000 (use /F9 to
format a S950 disk, /F1 for an S1000 disk). Low density disks
cannot be formatted, and may not return an error if you try to
do so. You must give a label, even for the S950 disk (if you
have problems, use the label "000000000000").

If you want to put several .WAV files on one Akai disk, use
the DOS command:
  
  FOR %f IN (*.WAV) DO C:\AKAIDISK\ADISK.EXE /W %f %f

Where C:\AKAIDISK\ is where you have put ADISK.EXE, and the
.WAV files are in the current directory. This is a bit slow 
(5 minutes for a full disk) but is easier than doing it manually.

This version of ADISK.EXE refuses to read stereo .WAV files, 
and loses all tuning and looping information on transfer. 
Hopefully version 3 will embed this information in the end of 
the .WAV file.

