https://sourceforge.net/p/tappedaudio/news/2012-08-15T23:24:50.250000ZRecent posts to news2012-08-15T23:24:50.250000Z2012-08-15T23:24:50.250000ZTrent Aptedhttps://sourceforge.net/u/tapted/https://sourceforge.net2a9ed80d435b21e250270a7fecde27d7067bdced

Notes: 0.3 Release brings numerous new features and bug fixes -- see the change log Changes: - Audio splitting - Cleaner RecordOpts passing - Ability to map ASSamples loaded externally into the AudioSystem - Silence Removal - Various bug and warning fixes - Let the ringbuffer compile on x86_64 - Various ThreadMan cleanups - ASSample has changed, so this is probably not ABI-compatible

2012-08-15T23:24:50.201000Z2012-08-15T23:24:50.201000ZTrent Aptedhttps://sourceforge.net/u/tapted/https://sourceforge.net66ce40106ad7ea0e4071ebe35d71d90035411a01

Lots of bug fixes, and added automatic resampling support -- if a sound file loaded off disk has a sample rate that does not match the currently running audio system, it will be resampled and kept in memory for mixing. Uses libresample (LGPL). Now pretty stable. See also the subversion repository svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/tappedaudio/tappedaudio/trunk tappedaudio

2012-08-15T23:24:50.150000Z2012-08-15T23:24:50.150000ZTrent Aptedhttps://sourceforge.net/u/tapted/https://sourceforge.net861e485551df1275afc06583e8fbdbcd44b6c2f5

Check out this new approach to an audio API -- tested on MinGW and Linux, support (currently) for C/C++, Ruby and Python (via Swig). Perl and Java coming soon. API Documentation is here: http://tappedaudio.sourceforce.net/dox/, see especially the examples.

2012-08-15T23:24:50.048000Z2012-08-15T23:24:50.048000ZTrent Aptedhttps://sourceforge.net/u/tapted/https://sourceforge.net5e50450e81799e7337bf79a9e5d82772913dcf18

Initial Alpha release of TappedAudio -- welcoming comments. API Documentation is here: http://tappedaudio.sourceforce.net/dox/, see especially the examples.