"Adrian Knoth" <adi@drcomp.erfurt.thur.de> wrote in message
news:slrnb7e9s9.k3d.adi@drcomp.erfurt.thur.de...
> Egil Harald H�vik <egil.harald.hoevik.nospam@kongsberg.com> wrote:
>
> [Binding to Ogg/Vorbis]
> > I have already done some work on this. I have bindings to libogg,
libvorbis
> > and libvorbisfile, although I lack some testing.
>
> If you like I can do some of it for you/public.
>

I guess that wouldn't be a bad idea  :-)


> > The libvorbisfile binding seems to work OK (I saved the output (RAW/PCM)
to
> > a file, converted the raw data to WAV using Audacity, and played it
using
> > WinAmp).
>
> That's a lot of efforts for simple audio :) You can take the stream and
> write it to /dev/audio if the device-settings are appropriate.
>

Ah, I guess I forgot to mention the little detail of me running Windows...
(With my new hardware installed, I guess my old machine would make a nice
Linux server, though...)


> So, well, let's concentrate on libao.
>
> > Maybe I should structure and comment the code a bit, before adding
license
> > headers and releasing them.
>
> Which license do you prefer? I suggest putting the stuff into CVS and let
> the world help you in every possible way.
>

Yes, I have been thinking about setting up CVS on my old machine (after
installing Linux, that is)
When it comes to licenses, I don't have a preference, but as I understand
it would have to be compatible with the original libraries, right?


~egilhh