Have you (or has anyone else) looked at DirectPython ( http://directpython.sourceforge.net/ )? It is a C++ extension to Python that provides access to DirectX. It is quite new. At version 0.4, it is not even officially at beta quality yet. However, the author seems actively engaged and even promises weekly news about progress. Because it relies on DirectX, it limits my application to Windows. However, I think that I could live with software that runs reliably on that one platform. I haven't been able to get PyMedia to run properly on Linux anyway. My big question concerns support for codecs: I guess that codecs (my interest is only in audio) are not provided by DirectX but rather by third parties, so I would need to find sources for the various codecs I will need (ogg, WMA, AAC, MP3). It is very attractive that PyMedia has those codecs built in. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Experience-using-PyMedia-tf1919429.html#a5262051 Sent from the pymedia-users forum at Nabble.com.
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