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* uses libopenal * on android just uses the libao (openal) support * on android can use openal for mp3 playback too * as a command line player, runs well on windows * as a command line player runs in linux but be careful, it runs for 48mb then fails on you * supports mp3 from 23 Kbps to 48000 Kbps * supports mp3 VBR files * supports mp3 VBR files from FLAC * supports xing vbr v1, v2, v2+V0, v1+V0 files * supports FLAC * supports FLAC for 160 Kbps to 5.4 Kbps * supports all audio formats supported by libopenal * supports VBR and CBR * supports ID3 tags * can also read tags from other players (vbrk2, etc) * supports DRM protected files * the format depends on if you are running the source code or just the binary release * runs on a bunch of different processors: arm, i386, powerpc, sparc, x86_64 * can be compiled with boost libraries * compile as static or dynamic lib, binary is like 4-8 mb * supports static linking and shared libraries * can set the volume in command line too, like: "fleck -v 5". * is written in c++ * uses alresample for audio resampling * uses ogg vorbis for ogg music playback * uses vorbis for audio resampling * uses alsa/pulseaudio/oss for audio sound playback * supported formats: flac, alac, ogg, ape, wma, m4a, m4p, wav, mp3, mp2, mp1 * supported FLAC audio sample rates (in brackets): 160,192,384,512,768,1024 * supports vorbis, xing, and ape for ogg audio * can resample ogg audio to 96K, 192K, 384K, or 576K * supports ID3 tags (not implemented yet) * supports Ogg, Vorbis, Flac, M4A, M4P, MP3, MP2 and WMA audio * supports ASCII and UTF-8 tags * supports alac audio * supports wma * supports mp3 V
Multi-purpose keymacro plugin for mpg123. This plugin has one function: CONTROLP (*p) If a control name specified by *p is not valid, this function will return -1. I will try to make it. But if it works it is because someone else was also working on it. how to "read" an fread function? How do I use fread? I have this... [fread] dst = "my_audio_file.mp3"; I am using it in a ui that's called from an embedded OS that does not have audiofile library. In this case, does that mean that if I use it with a.wav file, it will read directly from the file into a buffer and I would then use my player with that buffer? For example, I have a song called: my_audio_file.mp3 and I use it like this: [fread] dst = "my_audio_file.mp3"; I will play the song using my player. So, instead of having to use a player, I can use fread. So, can I just feed the fread with a.wav file and it will read directly into a buffer and I can then use my player with that buffer? I ask this because I have a.wav file that does not have any kind of header info, and I would like to use the fread to read the song into a buffer. But if it can be done with a.wav file directly into a buffer, I don't need to have to use my player. But if that is the case, I have no idea how to use fread. Can anyone help me with how to use fread? Also, If someone could explain how to use an fread function, I would really appreciate it. 2. I heard of the ICODEC that is used for this plugin. It has been rewritten a couple of times. It is based on the mpegaudio decoder which has been around for years. Any idea of which ones are the most robust? 3. What happened to the audio video file format? What is it used for now? I have also heard of the AVI. Is that used for storing audio or video b78a707d53
demorec is a powerful MP3 decoder. demorec is written in C with OpenMPI (MPI) and FLI/FOA support. Library written in C++ Supports MP3 files in the following formats: MP3 - 3GPP MP3 - AAC MP3 - AC3 MP3 - Xing vbr MP3 - Lame vbr MP3 - G.719 MP3 - PCMA MP3 - AIF MP3 - MFA MP3 - MS ADPCM MP3 - USAC MP3 - FMA MP3 - ACELP MP3 - VBRO MP3 - Shorten MP3 - SwSS MP3 - Flac MP3 - AC4 MP3 - UMS MP3 - Speex MP3 - AMR MP3 - BINK MP3 - CELP MP3 - QT MP3 - WMA MP3 - WvA MP3 - MP4 MP3 - FLAC MP3 - LAME MP3 - LAME VBRO MP3 - SBR MP3 - SBR VBRO MP3 - MSADPCM
-------------------------- Written in C. In order to be able to use this library you have to have the first 10 MP3 headers. (this is all we do so it's required) Its highly optimized to get the best possible sound. It uses macros that will make the code cleaner. It will also use the Intel Visual C++ 2008 compiler. You must have a valid license to use this library. Fleck License: -------------------------- This library is public domain (as in the adaption is based on the mpeglib library) You are free to do whatever you want with this code. All copyrights are on you. **You can not just copy and paste this to your code, it will not work. If you want to use this code, please email me and I will provide you the program interface for your language. Note: I will not support any language that I haven't heard of. Fleck is a hard to believe that it is a simple program, but it is. You will need: - The FLAC 1.3.3.7 or later source code - The FLAC 1.3.4.1 source code - libFLAC source code (either source or binary, whatever works) - A library of some sort that supports decoding of FLAC files. Running the program: -------------------------- You should use MinGW to compile Fleck, since it is Windows only. You can get the compiler here: Fleck runs fine with gcc version 4.0.2 and later. You can do make all or make all.bat for those who don't know how to compile. In order to compile Fleck you need to have installed mingw which you can get from MinGW. You must have a license to use the library (for example mpeg-streamer-license-v1.3.7.txt). If you want to use mpeg-streamer-license, you have to get this software (either source or binary) from You must have a license to use the library (for example mpeg-streamer-license-v1.3.7.txt). You can not just copy and paste this to your code, it will not work. If you want to use this library, please email me and I will provide you the program interface for your language. Note: I will not support any language that I haven't heard of. Licensing: ----------- Fleck is public domain (as in the adaption is based on the mpeglib library) You are free to do whatever you want with this code. All copyrights are on you. **You can
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