mikmodmax RFC
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| A new version is out which now uses the mikmak lib instead of mikwin... 1 This means I could convert it to work in linux 2 Add the sample playback routines to the export so it can be used as an audio library 3 turn it into a module Could I please have your votes on points 1,2 and 3 (there no point me doing it if only 1 or 2 people are going to use it) anyone done an amega style demo using mikmodmax? latest version available here www.traklink.com/component/option,com_docman/task,cat_view/gid,2/Itemid,2/ |
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| Hi :) chris I have tested your lib :) very good job :) But two questions : Can you make a module ? Can you make the channel return value speedup like winmap for example because on my machine they are still a little bit slow ? When i say speedup, i want to say that the bar rendering i not very smooth ! It's maybe a problem due to your DLL or maybe a problem due to your example ? i don't know ... But i'll try to make an example soon as possible. Keep up good work ! |
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| not sure what you mean by speedup?? the bar reacts instantly to the value that the library returns, this is a calculated "real value" without looking I'm guess the sign is discarded and its averaged over a handful of samples. If you have a look at some linux C examples with volume bars they seem to react the same way, which looks well as you'd expect... As far a making it a module/providing linux support and sound effects calls available from the library there really seems little point due to lack of interest. |
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| Hi chris I have some questions :) Do you think add MP3 and OGG or WAV support ? If Yes, do you can make same value return while MP3 playing ? Because i prefer make vumeter with MP3 or OGG file :) |
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| its must handle 20+ module types unfortunatly according to http://mikmod.raphnet.net/doc/libmikmod-3.1.10/docs/mikmod.htm "Currently, the only file type than can be loaded as a sample is the RIFF WAVE file." |
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