16 Sep
2005
16 Sep
'05
11:39 a.m.
Hi,
I'm looking for a convenient wrapper library for ogg vorbis, because
what I've found on the xiph.org pages looks a little overengineered to
me.
I've used libsndfile most of the time, so this is the API Style that
I'd prefer, basically I need 4 functions I believe:
what_samplerate_are_you( vorbis_file );
how_long_are_you( vorbis_file );
seek_to_position( vorbis_file, 23456 );
read_data( vorbis_file, buffer );
libvorbis and libogg however have to interact in some obscure way and
I honestly don't want to waste my time reinventing the wheel, while I
could be hacking on a new asskicking application ;)
-Richard
16 Sep
16 Sep
4:14 p.m.
Richard Spindler wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a convenient wrapper library for ogg vorbis, because
what I've found on the xiph.org pages looks a little overengineered to
me.
I've used libsndfile most of the time, so this is the API Style that
I'd prefer, basically I need 4 functions I believe:
what_samplerate_are_you( vorbis_file );
how_long_are_you( vorbis_file );
seek_to_position( vorbis_file, 23456 );
read_data( vorbis_file, buffer );
libvorbis and libogg however have to interact in some obscure way and
I honestly don't want to waste my time reinventing the wheel, while I
could be hacking on a new asskicking application ;)
If reading (decoding) is only what you want: libvorbisfile!
--
rncbc aka Rui Nuno Capela
rncbc(a)rncbc.org
6:17 p.m.
On Fri, 16 Sep, 2005 at 03:39PM +0200, Richard Spindler spake thus:
Hi,
I'm looking for a convenient wrapper library for ogg vorbis, because
what I've found on the xiph.org pages looks a little overengineered to
me.
I've used libsndfile most of the time, so this is the API Style that
I'd prefer, basically I need 4 functions I believe:
what_samplerate_are_you( vorbis_file );
how_long_are_you( vorbis_file );
seek_to_position( vorbis_file, 23456 );
read_data( vorbis_file, buffer );
libvorbis and libogg however have to interact in some obscure way and
I honestly don't want to waste my time reinventing the wheel, while I
could be hacking on a new asskicking application ;)
Then this is the least of your worries. An asskicking application
will require you to use libboot and libkick, and these need to
communicate (quite violently) with the remote procedure "ass".
Ogg/vorbis is trivial in comparison.
Anyway, why do you americans have such a thing against donkeys? You
all need your arses kicking.
-Richard
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That' to get to gcc, Emacs, and gdb. Thank you."
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9:32 p.m.
Richard Spindler wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a convenient wrapper library for ogg vorbis, because
what I've found on the xiph.org pages looks a little overengineered to
me.
I've used libsndfile most of the time, so this is the API Style that
I'd prefer, basically I need 4 functions I believe:
Conrad Parker has been working on adding Ogg Vorbis and Speex support
to libsndfile. Its been very close to working for some time now :-).
Erik
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