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thellier
Using OggVorbis in programs ?
Posted on: 2015/10/26 9:56    #1
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Hello

I am trying to port a game
This game use .wav and oggvorbis for musics

So what is the better way to implement oggvorbis support ? (both OS3 & OS4)

Currently I am using oggdec for converting oggvorbis as a supported format (=slow)

Alain Thellier

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davebraco
Re: Using OggVorbis in programs ?
Posted on: 2015/10/26 13:43    #2
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Have you already tried to look at libvorbis?

http://os4depot.net/index.php?functio ... brary/audio/libvorbis.lha

I will try to find if a 68k version exists
A1200PPC/Sam440ep/Sam460ex/X1000/X5020 OS4.1
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Re: Using OggVorbis in programs ?
Posted on: 2015/10/26 16:34    #3
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@davebraco

He also needs libogg, as a container format.
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Re: Using OggVorbis in programs ?
Posted on: 2015/10/26 16:37    #4
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Have a look here:

https://sourceforge.net/p/allegro5-for ... unk/src/allegro_sound.cpp
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