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Sometime you do not want intermediate values but only **toggle** between max and min. Then use `-T`.
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from files
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`i_fread <filename.tsv>` reads a line of data from the file in tsv (i.e. '0.3 0.55 0.56 ' is a vector of 3 values) and creates a channel (a vector) containing these data.
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If there are many lines, it updates the data as fast as possible with each time.
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It is very fast you can be either be synchronized or using **-p** to requiert a minimal time between each update.
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It is very fast you can be either be synchronized or using `-p` to requiert a minimal time between each update.
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You can also use a first column describing the time in µs to read the line.
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Finaly you can limit the number of line read by using **-n**.
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Finaly you can limit the number of line read by using `-n`.
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To load sound or images, see [i_sndfile](https://promethe.u-cergy.fr/blaar/sndfile) and [i_pngfile](https://promethe.u-cergy.fr/blaar/png)
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