On Sun, 2003-10-12 at 16:55, Tim Orford wrote:
> anyway, having recomended ladcca the other day i was a
> little disturbed to see the web page gives the impression
> of a dead project.
It's not really dead, it's just been a while since the last release.
I've been focused (more) on finding a job
On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 15:22:07 +0200
J_Zar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>(by way of J_Zar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> I'm searching for an audio API to parse a .wav file and show its waveform.
> Someone knows something similar?
>
> If not, someone could tell me how to do it by myself?
>
> I mean if I open
> Hi ! I am not the author of ladcca, Bob Ham is.
> I personally am happy about it! :)
woops! :-)
I guess Bob is far too modest to put his name on the web page:-)
anyway, having recomended ladcca the other day i was a
little disturbed to see the web page gives the impression
of a dead project. T
I'm searching for an audio API to parse a .wav file and show its waveform.
Someone knows something similar?
If not, someone could tell me how to do it by myself?
I mean if I open the file .wav and get one buffer at time, what I should do
to know its waveform?
Thank you,
Hello again!
I though about my MIDI problem again and I concluded that the only mistake can be my
alsa
version. Nothing else could hang up the system, right ?
Well, then I'd like to know howto use MIDI via the OSS-layer, because alsa-0.9.7 (
current version)
seems to need some "magic" to get st
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Hello,
I am a newbie in the linux audio world and I have some stupid questions:
I want to wrote an ogg player with great quality playback. I've already
look at some other lin
Hello,
I am a newbie in the linux audio world and I have some stupid questions:
I want to wrote an ogg player with great quality playback. I've already
look at some other linux players and I've search this mailing list to
find some answers. It seems that two APIs are interesting: ALSA and Ja
