18 Jul
2005
18 Jul
'05
6:22 p.m.
On Mon, 2005-07-18 at 21:09 +0200, paniq(a)paniq.org wrote:
for a new open source project, i am in search for the
following kind of
libraries, maybe someone can suggest some good libs. you can also suggest
libraries that do not meet all requirements.
[...]
Modular Audio Routing Library
1. Must support directed acyclic graphs.
2. Must support low-latency.
3. Must support in-process audio routing.
4. Must be supported by audio plugin host.
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Audio Plugin Host Library
1. Should support at least one wellknown audio plugin standard.
2. Must provide instrument hosting.
3. Must provide effect hosting.
4. Must itself be plugabble.
5. Must support modular audio routing.
I don't know about this - the common plugin formats on Linux (LADSPA and
DSSI) are so simple that they hardly need a library. Maybe you can steal
parts of an existing plugin host.
Audio Codec Host
1. Should support reading/writing Ogg Vorbis
2. Should support reading/writing Mp3
3. Should support reading/writing FLAC
4. Should support reading/writing RIFF WAVE (.WAV)
5. Should provide realtime streaming capabilities
6. Should be seekable by sample index
7. Should provide an abstraction that is independent of the format
No idea about this one... gstreamer maybe?
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