- Dev branch
- Master branch
- This is a small audio library that as of now supports OggVorbis through the Vorbisfile library, wav through a simple selfmade wav reader and mp3 through the MiniMp3 lib. AudioDevice handling is done through OpenAL so it should be both Windows and Linux compatible.
- Good question. The core idea is to provide a simple wrapper for OpenAL with a little extra functionallity and at the same time, I intend to use it for a small and simple game engine (mainly for 2D)
- No clue - But for now you can test its capabilities with the included test program. Build the test program with the BuildTest.sh script. Now run RPtest. A terminal window will now popup and all you have to do is type the path of a either .wav .mp3 or .ogg file and it will play it back for you. Type exit to exit it. You can also call the program with -p <Path1> <Path2> <PathN>... to point to a audio file, that will be played. Use --debug to get a lot more info
- Then you may need the debian packages:
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- libogg-dev
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- libsndio-dev
- Then you'll need:
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- openal
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- libogg
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- libvorbis On Arch you can also download the PKGBUILD (as usual check it for any errors before installing it) which is provided in this repo