Shawn Walker wrote:
> At last check, he was still working on libquicktime for 3.5.7 with the > logic being that all of the dependencies were shared between 3.5.7 and > 4.0. Actually, speaking of libquicktime: there's a nice little project (i think) for someone who wants to get involved with our KDE Project: libquicktime comes with a nice qtplayer -- a simple X Application, which can play QuickTime(TM) movies. libquicktime decodes both audio and video frames. By default, the libquicktime player provides audio transport bindings for ALSA and OSS only. It would be very nice if we could write an OpenAL libquicktime binding. The reason i'm suggesting OpenAL is: OpenAL supports native Solaris audio (/dev/audio), and it is fairly easy to use. And there won't be any license conflicts between OpenAL and libquicktime. Both libquicktime and OpenAL work fine on Solaris with Studio 12. However, if you don't have OSS installed, there's no audio playback when you use the quicktime player. If anyone is interested, please speak up. I can checkin OpenAL and libquicktime at CVSDude, and we can take it from there. I am quite certain that the OpenAL bindings for libquicktime will be accepted upstream. --Stefan -- Stefan Teleman Sun Microsystems, Inc. Stefan.Teleman at Sun.COM
