# PaCkAgE DaTaStReAm BCalmp3 1 396 # end of header 070701f1059f34000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5a21a000001310000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000001000000000BCalmp3/pkginfoPKG=BCalmp3 NAME=AllegroMP3 - mp3 decoder library for Allegro DESC=AllegroMP3 is an Allegro wrapper for the mpglib MP3 decoder part of mpg123. BASEDIR=/opt/BCallegro CATEGORY=system ARCH=i386 VERSION=2.0.4 VENDOR=Javier Gonzalez EMAIL=binarycrusader@gmail.com PSTAMP=mindshadow20050725213818 CLASSES=none 070701f10511a4000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5a21a000003290000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000000f00000000BCalmp3/pkgmap: 1 396 1 i copyright 1359 44210 1122342674 1 i depend 77 6390 1122341130 1 d none include 0755 swalker staff 1 f none include/almp3.h 0644 swalker staff 7352 3638 1122345498 1 d none lib 0755 swalker staff 1 f none lib/libalmp3.so 0755 swalker staff 99788 60833 1122345498 1 i pkginfo 305 25149 1122345498 1 d none share 0755 swalker staff 1 d none share/doc 0755 swalker staff 1 d none share/doc/almp3 0755 swalker staff 1 f none share/doc/almp3/ALMP3.txt 0644 swalker staff 16799 4552 1122345498 1 f none share/doc/almp3/AUTHORS.txt 0644 swalker staff 657 52890 1122345498 1 f none share/doc/almp3/CHANGES.txt 0644 swalker staff 4790 13595 1122345498 1 f none share/doc/almp3/COPYING.txt 0644 swalker staff 26430 8501 1122345498 1 f none share/doc/almp3/README.txt 0644 swalker staff 4090 17115 1122345498 07070100000000000000000000000000000000000000010000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000b00000000TRAILER!!!070701f1059f34000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5a21a000001310000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000000800000000pkginfoPKG=BCalmp3 NAME=AllegroMP3 - mp3 decoder library for Allegro DESC=AllegroMP3 is an Allegro wrapper for the mpglib MP3 decoder part of mpg123. BASEDIR=/opt/BCallegro CATEGORY=system ARCH=i386 VERSION=2.0.4 VENDOR=Javier Gonzalez EMAIL=binarycrusader@gmail.com PSTAMP=mindshadow20050725213818 CLASSES=none 070701f10511a4000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5a21a000003290000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000000700000000pkgmap: 1 396 1 i copyright 1359 44210 1122342674 1 i depend 77 6390 1122341130 1 d none include 0755 swalker staff 1 f none include/almp3.h 0644 swalker staff 7352 3638 1122345498 1 d none lib 0755 swalker staff 1 f none lib/libalmp3.so 0755 swalker staff 99788 60833 1122345498 1 i pkginfo 305 25149 1122345498 1 d none share 0755 swalker staff 1 d none share/doc 0755 swalker staff 1 d none share/doc/almp3 0755 swalker staff 1 f none share/doc/almp3/ALMP3.txt 0644 swalker staff 16799 4552 1122345498 1 f none share/doc/almp3/AUTHORS.txt 0644 swalker staff 657 52890 1122345498 1 f none share/doc/almp3/CHANGES.txt 0644 swalker staff 4790 13595 1122345498 1 f none share/doc/almp3/COPYING.txt 0644 swalker staff 26430 8501 1122345498 1 f none share/doc/almp3/README.txt 0644 swalker staff 4090 17115 1122345498 070701f105ad6d000041ed000000640000000a0000000242e5a21a000000000000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000000800000000install070701f0eefac5000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e597120000054f0000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000001200000000install/copyright AllegroMP3 v2.0.4 =================== AllegroMP3 (c) 2001 - 2003 Javier Gonzalez MP3 Decoder part of mpglib that is part of mpg123 available at www.mpg123.com see even more credits at decoder/AUTHORS file AllegroMP3 is an Allegro wrapper for the mpglib MP3 decoder part of mpg123 AllegroMP3 is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 (see file COPYING.txt). The full source code (very slightly modified to make it compatible with Allegro and DOS) of this one is available in the decoder directory. This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA 070701f104fac4000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5910a0000004d0000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000000f00000000install/dependP BCallegro Allegro - a game programming library for C/C++ developers 070701f1051150000041ed000000640000000a0000000542e5a21a000000000000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000000600000000reloc070701f104fafc000041ed000000640000000a0000000242e5a21a000000000000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000000e00000000reloc/include070701f104fae0000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5a21a00001cb80000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000001600000000reloc/include/almp3.h/* Allegro MP3 - a wrapper for mpglib from mpg123 */ /* to play MP3 files with Allegro */ /* MP3 decoder part of mpglib from mpg123 (www.mpg123.com) */ /* Allegro MP3 is copyright (c) 2001, 2002 Javier Gonzlez */ /* See COPYING.txt (GNU Lesser General Public License 2.1) for license */ #ifndef ALMP3_H #define ALMP3_H #include #include "almp3dll.h" #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif /* common define */ #define ALMP3_MAJOR_VERSION 2 #define ALMP3_MINOR_VERSION 0 #define ALMP3_SUB_VERSION 4 #define ALMP3_VERSION_STR "2.0.4" #define ALMP3_DATE_STR "08/04/2003" #define ALMP3_DATE 20030408 /* yyyymmdd */ /* error codes */ #define ALMP3_OK 0 #define ALMP3_PLAY_BUFFERTOOSMALL -1 #define ALMP3_POLL_PLAYJUSTFINISHED 1 #define ALMP3_POLL_NOTPLAYING -1 #define ALMP3_POLL_FRAMECORRUPT -2 #define ALMP3_POLL_BUFFERUNDERRUN -3 #define ALMP3_POLL_INTERNALERROR -4 /* API - MP3 */ typedef struct ALMP3_MP3 ALMP3_MP3; ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC ALMP3_MP3 *almp3_create_mp3(void *data, int data_len); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_destroy_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_play_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int buffer_len, int vol, int pan); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_play_ex_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int buffer_len, int vol, int pan, int speed, int loop); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_stop_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_rewind_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_seek_abs_frames_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int frame); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_seek_abs_msecs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int msecs); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_seek_abs_secs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int secs); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_seek_abs_bytes_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int bytes); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_seek_rel_frames_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int frame); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_seek_rel_msecs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int msec); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_seek_rel_secs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int sec); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_seek_rel_bytes_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int bytes); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_adjust_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int vol, int pan, int speed, int loop); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_poll_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_start_autopoll_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int speed); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_stop_autopoll_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_pos_frames_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_pos_msecs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_pos_secs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_pos_bytes_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_length_frames_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_length_secs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_length_msecs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_length_bytes_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_msecs_per_frame_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_bitrate_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_layer_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_is_stereo_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_wave_bits_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_wave_is_stereo_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_wave_freq_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC SAMPLE *almp3_create_sample_from_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void *almp3get_output_wave_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int *buffer_size); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_is_playing_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_is_looping_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC AUDIOSTREAM *almp3_get_audiostream_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); /* API - MP3STREAM */ typedef struct ALMP3_MP3STREAM ALMP3_MP3STREAM; ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC ALMP3_MP3STREAM *almp3_create_mp3stream(void *first_data_buffer, int data_buffer_len, int last_block); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC ALMP3_MP3STREAM *almp3_create_mp3stream_ex(void *first_data_buffer, int data_buffer_len, int last_block, int downsample, int downmix); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_destroy_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_play_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int buffer_len, int vol, int pan); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_play_ex_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int buffer_len, int vol, int pan, int speed); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_stop_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_adjust_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int vol, int pan, int speed); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_poll_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_start_autopoll_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int speed); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_stop_autopoll_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void *almp3_get_mp3stream_buffer(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void almp3_free_mp3stream_buffer(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int bytes_used); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_length_frames_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int total_size); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_length_secs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int total_size); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_length_msecs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int total_size); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_length_bytes_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int total_size); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_pos_frames_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_pos_msecs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_pos_secs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_pos_bytes_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_msecs_per_frame_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_bitrate_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_layer_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_is_stereo_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_wave_bits_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_wave_is_stereo_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC int almp3_get_wave_freq_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); ALMP3_DLL_DECLSPEC void *almp3_get_output_wave_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int *buffer_size); 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-L/opt/BCallegro/lib -R/opt/BCallegro/lib -Idecoder -Iinclude -o obj/unix/dynamic/almp3.o src/almp3.cd " J  Bh  Bll* B.  3 S9``?||EMxx<Vзз$`m_%% d%~l p6t0Ef1}v   wZx 070701f104fbdc000041ed000000640000000a0000000342e5a21a000000000000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000000c00000000reloc/share070701f105108c000041ed000000640000000a0000000342e5a21a000000000000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000001000000000reloc/share/doc070701f105816d000041ed000000640000000a0000000242e5a21a000000000000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000001600000000reloc/share/doc/almp3070701f104fbc0000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5a21a0000419f0000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000002000000000reloc/share/doc/almp3/ALMP3.txt AllegroMP3 v2.0.4 =================== AllegroMP3 (c) 2001 - 2003 Javier Gonzalez MP3 Decoder part of mpglib that is part of mpg123 available at www.mpg123.com see even more credits at decoder/AUTHORS file #include "I do not accept responsibility for any effects, adverse or otherwise, that this code may have on you, your computer, your sanity, your dog, and anything else that you can think of. Use it at your own risk." See README.txt for a general introduction, copyright details, and information about how to install AllegroMP3. Using AllegroMP3 ---------------- To be able to use AllegroMP3 with your program, you just need (once compiled the library) to link the generated lib with your program (remember that since this lib relies on allegro, you need to add almp3 *before* alleg) and include the header "almp3.h", available in the lib and include directories respectively. Reference --------- Note parameters are marked between ' ' markers. Differences between ALMP3_MP3 and ALMP3_MP3STREAM: With ALMP3_MP3 you will be able to know the mp3 length, seek in the file (directly), and multiple other things, BUT you'll need to load the whole file in memory and keep it there until you stop playing it. With ALMP3_MP3STREAMs you won't be able to do that (well, you will be able to do seeking but in a special way), BUT you'll be able to load just small chunks of data, very alike Allegro's AUDIOSTREAMs do, saving memory and loading time. ALMP3_MP3 *almp3_create_mp3(void *data, int data_len); Creates an ALMP3_MP3 which you'll have to pass to all the other functions, where 'data' will be a pointer to the buffer containing the mp3 data and 'data_len' the size of this buffer. Note you aren't supposed to free this buffer until you have destroyed the ALMP3_MP3. return values: NULL if there ocurred an error (mostly an invalid mp3 data was passed). Other value ( != NULL ) otherwise. void almp3_destroy_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Destroys the ALMP3_MP3 automatically stopping it. Note this function check if the 'mp3' pointer is pointing to NULL, so for example this: ALMP3_MP3 *mp3 = NULL; destroy_mp3(mp3); won't crash the program. int almp3_play_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int buffer_len, int vol, int pan); Plays the 'mp3' ALMP3_MP3 with the given volume 'vol' (from 0 to 255) and panning 'pan' (from 0 to 255, where 0 is full left and 255 is full right). 'buffer_len' is the desired size in bytes of the buffer where the decoded data will be stored. The bigger, the less you'll have to poll the MP3, but the more time you will have to wait in order to hear the song start playing. Note that due to some mp3 format limitations, the internal (and real) buffer will be an aproximation to the 'buffer_len' given. A 'buffer_len' size between 16384 and 32768 bytes (16kb and 32kb) will do in most cases. return values: ALMP3_OK if no problems. ALMP3_PLAY_BUFFERTOOSMALL if the given 'buffer_len' was not big enough. special note: This function also works like a "resume" function, since it won't rewind the ALMP3_MP3 automatically. Note that once the ALMP3_MP3 has reached the end when playing, it will rewind though, stoping the ALMP3_MP3 if the loop flag was set at FALSE (see almp3_play_ex_mp3()) or continuing playing it if it was set at TRUE. Also note that this automatically stops decoding. int almp3_play_ex_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int buffer_len, int vol, int pan, int speed, int loop); See almp3_play_mp3(). The only new is the 'speed' that will play the ALMP3_MP3 at a given speed (being 1000 = normal speed, 2000 = twice fast, 500 = half speed and so on) and a loop flag that can be set to not stop the ALMP3_MP3 when it has reached the end, but continue it playing from the start. return values: See almp3_play_mp3(). special note: See almp3_play_mp3(). Note that you can change speed, pan, volume, etc values to the ALMP3_MP3 many times, but you will need to stop it first. void almp3_stop_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Stops the ALMP3_MP3 if it was playing. special note: This function also works like a "pause" function, since it won't rewind it automatically. void almp3_adjust_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int vol, int pan, int speed, int loop); Adjust the ALMP3_MP3 parameters when it is already playing. void almp3_rewind_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Rewinds the ALMP3_MP3 to its start. special note: This function won't automatically stop the ALMP3_MP3 if it was already playing. void almp3_seek_abs_frames_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int frame); void almp3_seek_abs_msecs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int msecs); void almp3_seek_abs_secs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int secs); void almp3_seek_abs_bytes_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int bytes); Does an absolute seek (from start of the mp3), given the new position either in frames, msecs, secs or bytes. special note: This function won't stop the ALMP3_MP3 if it was already playing. void almp3_seek_rel_frames_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int frame); void almp3_seek_rel_msecs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int msec); void almp3_seek_rel_secs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int sec); void almp3_seek_rel_bytes_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int bytes); Does a relative seek (from current position), given the new position either in frames, msecs, secs or bytes. special note: This function won't stop the ALMP3_MP3 if it was already playing. int almp3_poll_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); This functions needs to be called in order to keep the ALMP3_MP3 playing properly, since the mp3s need to be decoded at real time (either that, or to a huge memory buffer). return values: ALMP3_OK if there were no error. ALMP3_POLL_PLAYJUSTFINISHED (only once) when the file has JUST finished playing. ALMP3_POLL_NOTPLAYING if the file is not playing. ALMP3_POLL_FRAMECORRUPT if one of the frames is corrupt. ALMP3_POLL_INTERNALERROR if an internal error happened. special note: If you don't want (or can't) poll all the time, you can use automatic polling (see below), but I don't recommend this since this can be very unstable, specially under DOS (altought I've never experienced such problems myself, but better warn ;). void almp3_start_autopoll_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int speed); Creates an allegro interrupt that will call poll for this ALMP3_MP3 each 'speed' msecs. This frees you from calling polling yourself, but I recommend this only in the case you can't call poll (because of the nature of your program) yourself at regular intervals. void almp3_stop_autopoll_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Destroys the allegro interrupt for that ALMP3_MP3. int almp3_get_pos_frames_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); int almp3_get_pos_msecs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); int almp3_get_pos_secs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); int almp3_get_pos_bytes_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Returns the ALMP3_MP3 current position either in frames, msecs, secs or bytes. int almp3_get_length_frames_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); int almp3_get_length_secs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); int almp3_get_length_msecs_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); int almp3_get_length_bytes_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Returns the ALMP3_MP3 length either in frames, msecs, secs or bytes. int get_msecs_per_frame_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Returns the msecs per frame for the given ALMP3_MP3. int almp3_get_bitrate_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Returns the ALMP3_MP3 bitrate in bits per second, NOT in kbits. That's for example 128000, 64000, 96000, etc. int almp3_get_layer_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Returns 3 on MPEG-audio layer III (this is, mp3) or 2 on MPEG-audio layer II (mp2). int almp3_get_wave_bits_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); int almp3_get_wave_is_stereo_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); int almp3_get_wave_freq_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Returns info about the wave. SAMPLE *almp3_create_sample_from_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Decodes the given ALMP3_MP3 into an Allegro SAMPLE structure. Please note for big mp3s this function could generate a HUGE SAMPLE, so it is only recommended for very small mp3s like sound effects. return values: NULL on error. otherwise not NULL. void *almp3_get_output_wave_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int *buffer_size); Returns a pointer to the piece of wave decoded after each poll, and the size of this buffer as well in 'buffer_size' (in bytes). Note this function will NOT automatically convert from unsinged to signed 16 bit data using the Allegro format instead of the standard format, so this data cannot be saved directly into a WAV for example without modifications. Also note in order for this function to work, the ALMP3_MP3 needs to BE playing. return values: NULL if there is no wave being decoded. Else the buffer with the wave data. int almp3_is_playing_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Returns TRUE if the ALMP3_MP3 is currently being played or FALSE if it is not. int almp3_is_looping_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); void almp3_set_loop_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3, int loop); Self explanatory. Note these functions only work when the ALMP3_MP3 is playing. AUDIOSTREAM *almp3_get_audiostream_mp3(ALMP3_MP3 *mp3); Returns the allegro AUDIOSTREAM currently being used by the ALMP3_MP3. ALMP3_MP3STREAM *almp3_create_mp3stream(void *first_data_buffer, int data_buffer_len, int last_block); See almp3_create_mp3(). The only difference is that 'first_data_buffer' contains the very first buffer of len 'data_buffer_len' that you will have to give to the MP3STREAM periodically. If after this data, there won't be more (this is, this was the last buffer to be processed), pass TRUE to 'last_block'. void almp3_destroy_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); See almp3_destroy_mp3(). int almp3_play_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int buffer_len, int vol, int pan); See almp3_play_ex_mp3stream(). int almp3_play_ex_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int buffer_len, int vol, int pan, int speed); See almp3_play_ex_mp3(). The only difference is that here is no 'loop' parameter. To loop an ALMP3_MP3STREAM just destroy the ALMP3_MP3STREAM and recreate it (or pass data continuosly). void almp3_stop_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); See almp3_stop_mp3(). void almp3_adjust_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int vol, int pan, int speed); Adjust the ALMP3_MP3STREAM parameters when it is already playing. Note it doesn't include the parameter loop because ALMP3_MP3STREAMs are always looping (or better said, they don't have two points to loop from/to). int almp3_poll_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); See almp3_poll_mp3(). return values: ALMP3_OK if there were no error. ALMP3_POLL_PLAYJUSTFINISHED (only once) when the file has JUST finished playing. ALMP3_POLL_NOTPLAYING if the file is not playing. ALMP3_POLL_FRAMECORRUPT if one of the frames is corrupt. ALMP3_POLL_BUFFERUNDERUN if the buffer was exhausted. ALMP3_POLL_INTERNALERROR if an internal error happened. void almp3_start_autopoll_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int speed); See almp3_start_autopoll_mp3(). Note I discourage the use of this function with ALMP3_MP3STREAMs since in anyway you'll have to use almp3_get_mp3stream_buffer() to send data periodically. void almp3_stop_autopoll_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); See almp3_stop_autopoll_mp3(). void *almp3_get_mp3stream_buffer(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); If the return value is not NULL, it will return a buffer that you'll have to fill with 'buffer_data_len' (from create_mp3stream) bytes MAX of new data. You will need to use free_mp3stream_buffer() when you are finished with it. return values: NULL if it doesn't need any data yet. Else the buffer to be filled. void almp3_free_mp3stream_buffer(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int bytes_used); Use whenever you are finished with the buffer returned by almp3_get_mp3stream_buffer(). If 'bytes_used' is -1 it will use the full buffer and that will mean this is not the last block of data, else if 'bytes_used' is a number, it will indicate that this is the last buffer and the number of bytes to use from that last block. Once this buffer has been played and processed, almp3_poll_mp3_stream() will return ALMP3_POLL_JUSTFINISHED. int almp3_get_length_frames_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int total_size); int almp3_get_length_secs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int total_size); int almp3_get_length_msecs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int total_size); int almp3_get_length_bytes_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int total_size); Returns the ALMP3_MP3STREAM length either in frames, msecs or secs. You will have to pass in 'total_size' the total size (in bytes) of the mp3. int almp3_get_pos_frames_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); int almp3_get_pos_msecs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); int almp3_get_pos_secs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); int almp3_get_pos_bytes_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); int almp3_get_msecs_per_frame_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); int almp3_get_bitrate_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); int almp3_get_layer_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); See their ALMP3_MP3 equals. int almp3_get_wave_bits_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); int almp3_get_wave_is_stereo_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); int almp3_get_wave_freq_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); Returns info about the wave. void *almp3_get_output_wave_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int *buffer_size); Returns a pointer to the piece of wave decoded after each poll, and the size of this buffer as well in 'buffer_size' (in bytes). Note this function will NOT automatically convert from unsinged to signed 16 bit data using the Allegro format instead of the standard format, so this data cannot be saved directly into a WAV for example without modifications. Also note in order for this function to work, the ALMP3_MP3STREAM needs to BE playing. return values: NULL if there is no wave being decoded. Else the buffer with the wave data. int almp3_is_playing_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); Returns TRUE if the ALMP3_MP3STREAM is currently being played or FALSE if it is not. AUDIOSTREAM *almp3_get_audiostream_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3); Returns the allegro AUDIOSTREAM currently being used by the ALMP3_MP3STREAM. Note that when the ALMP3_MP3STREAM isn't being played most probably it will return NULL. int almp3_seek_abs_frames_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int frame, int total_size); int almp3_seek_abs_msecs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int msecs, int total_size); int almp3_seek_abs_secs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int secs, int total_size); int almp3_seek_abs_bytes_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int bytes, int total_size); Returns the position in bytes where you should position your stream (file, memory buffer, socket) to continue playing at that mp3 position using an absolute (from start position) seeking. You need to pass the total size (in bytes) of the stream. special note: This function doesn't perform any operation or change but informs you where to read your next chunk of data. int almp3_seek_rel_frames_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int frame, int total_size); int almp3_seek_rel_msecs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int msec, int total_size); int almp3_seek_rel_secs_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int sec, int total_size); int almp3_seek_rel_bytes_mp3stream(ALMP3_MP3STREAM *mp3, int bytes, int total_size); Returns the position in bytes where you should position your stream (file, memory buffer, socket) to continue playing at that mp3 position (using a relative, from current position, seeking). You need to pass the total size (in bytes) of the stream. special note: This function doesn't perform any operation or change but informs you where to read your next chunk of data. I hope these docs are useful to you. 070701f1051f18000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5a21a000002910000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000002200000000reloc/share/doc/almp3/AUTHORS.txtAuthors ------- Javier Gonzalez - Made the main API and ported the decoder to make it able to be used in Allegro and DOS programs Peter Wang - Made the example program and ported it to Linux Jason Winnebeck - Made the first port to Microsoft Visual C++ Nick Sumner - Fixed a bug that prevented MP3s from being played David Dribin - Fixed some bugs related with the returning of position in bytes of the mp3streams and helped to fix some issues with the mp3 validation Bruno Dupuis - Changed the source so it wouldn't complain if the last frame of a MP3 was wrong. 070701f105061d000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5a21a000012b60000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000002200000000reloc/share/doc/almp3/CHANGES.txtChanges ------- v2.0.4 - Avoid errors to popup while playing an MP3 or converting to a SAMPLE if the error was found on the last frame. Thanks goes to Bruno Dupuis for fixing it. v2.0.3 - Improved the error tolerance of ALMP3_MP3s. It should be as good as the ALMP3_MP3STREAMs one now. Thanks to Eduardo Machado for pointing this out. v2.0.2 - Added some lacking definitions to the header file and deleted some that never existed - Fixed some little bugs and typos v2.0.1 - Fixed a small bug where the MP3s would sound with static if their volume was too loud v2.0.0 - Changed the mp3 decoder to the mpglib of mpg123-pre0.59s, it should be faster and is LGPLed unlike Xing's decoder, that was GPLed - Changed the version scheme, now it uses x.y.z being 'x' used for big changes, 'y' used for normal changes and 'z' for small changes like bugfixes - Removed the almp3_create_mp3_ex() and almp3_create_mp3stream_ex() since the new decoder doesn't support (as far as I know) downmixing and downsampling, but it should be faster than the old one though v1.9 - Fixed a little typo in the header pointed out by Henrik Schmidt - Changed the license to the Xing MP3 decoder real license, that is GPL. Looks like the lib I downloaded had by error the LGPL license file in its folder where the GPL should had been, they changed it recently and I didn't find it out till today. Version 2.0.0 should be LPGLed again, thanks to the mpglib of mpg123 (used for example in XMMS) v1.8 - Added options to create the lib as a DLL, please read the README.txt file again for further instructions. Deleted the ML and MT models in MSVC, since this lib needs Allegro and Allegro is only built in MD mode - Added a notice about LGPL license restrictions and how to avoid them using the DLL version of the library v1.71 - Changed a bit more the makefile because of compability issues with gcc 3.0.x (now the "underwater" sounding should be totally gone) v1.7 - Changed the makefile to make it compatible with gcc 3.0.x (all the "underwater" sounding should be fixed now) v1.6 - Major change on the API (added the 'almp3_'and "ALMP3_" prefixes to every function and type the library uses) to avoid name crashes. Also changed some functions names for a better name. - Some mp3stream bugfixes and feedback by David Dribin. - Added functions to seek and get the pos and length in bytes for both mp3s and mp3streams as suggested by Dave Dribin. - Alexey V. Medvedev suggested a function to make possible downmixing (stereo to mono) and downsampling for less powerful computers. Functions create_mp3_ex() and create_mp3stream_ex() added for this purpose. - Changes on the makefiles and directory structure to be able to compile for several platforms using the same directory. - Added mp3stream_get_audiostream() and mp3_get_audiostream() as suggested by Connelly Barnes. - Fixed some "staticness" in some functions. - Added some functions to mp3streams to get information when seeking (read carefully their docs, they are not like mp3 seek ones). v1.5 - Nick Sumner found a BIG bug on the play_mp3 and play_mp3_ex functions that prevented mp3s (not mp3streams) from being played! - Other minor bugfixes - Added options in the MSVC project to make able the lib to be compiled as Single-Threaded (ML), Multi-Threaded (MT) or Multi-Threaded DLL (MD) v1.4 - Added mp3_is_looping() and mp3_set_loop() - Added a function to calculate the length of an MP3STREAM - Added the function mp3_is_playing() and mp3stream_is_playing() - Fixed (again) the MSVC project files v1.3 - Fixed some bugs reported by Troy D Patterson - Added adjust_mp3 and adjust_mp3stream to the headers (thanks to Chris Jones for pointing it out) - Fixed bugs affecting very small mp3s reported by Chris Graham - Fixed more bugs in the example program - Chris Graham fixed the MSVC example project file v1.2 - Added some functions to retrieve the decoded data. - Changes on the streaming API (sorry!) because the old one had serious design flaws - Gillius added a port for Microsoft Visual C++ - Gillius fixed a little bug in the example - Some minor bugfixes - New functions to change the parameters of the MP3 meanwhile it is playing (adjust_mp3(), adjust_mp3stream()) - New functions to get mp3 info like mp3_get_wave_is_stereo() or mp3_get_wave_freq() - Now the lib is able to load an mp3 into a SAMPLE (suggestion by Chris Graham) - Peter Wang did a change of format in fixunix.sh - Eric Botcazou suggested a change in the buffer size of the examples v1.1 - First public release 070701f1059f50000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5a21a0000673e0000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000002200000000reloc/share/doc/almp3/COPYING.txt GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2.1, February 1999 Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 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Here is a sample; alter the names: Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the library `Frob' (a library for tweaking knobs) written by James Random Hacker. , 1 April 1990 Ty Coon, President of Vice That's all there is to it! 070701f104fb50000081a4000000640000000a0000000142e5a21a00000ffa0000011200000002ffffffffffffffff0000002100000000reloc/share/doc/almp3/README.txt AllegroMP3 v2.0.4 =================== AllegroMP3 (c) 2001 - 2003 Javier Gonzalez MP3 Decoder part of mpglib that is part of mpg123 available at www.mpg123.com see even more credits at decoder/AUTHORS file AllegroMP3 is an Allegro wrapper for the mpglib MP3 decoder part of mpg123 AllegroMP3 is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 (see file COPYING.txt). The full source code (very slightly modified to make it compatible with Allegro and DOS) of this one is available in the decoder directory. This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA AllegroMP3 uses code from: - mpglib par of mpg123 (www.mpg123.com) IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT LGPL: Due to the use of the LGPLed mpglib code part of mpg123, I cannot change the AllegroMP3 license. Basically to agree to the LGPL conditions, if you *STATIC LINK* the library to your code you will have to include either the object files or the sources of your program. This restriction does NOT apply to the dynamic link library version (DLL on Windows, .so on Linux (by the way, there is no option in the makefile to make a dynamic link library in Linux, contributions welcomed)). For any more info on why all this happens, check the section 6 in the COPYING.txt file, but briefly it is that you must always let your users the possibility to use a newer version of the library with your program. And if you ask me, it is stupid to me. IMPORTANT NOTE FOR ALL VERSIONS: If you want to use the DLL please link to the import library (almp3dll.lib in MSVC or libalmp3dll.a for the other systems (except DJGPP of course)) *and* define ALMP3_DLL *before* including almp3.h, this way for example: #define ALMP3_DLL #include If you wish to use the STATIC library just don't define ALMP3_DLL Also please note the examples use the static link library, so to build them you will need to build the static link library first. How to compile the library and example code: If you are running under a un*x system first run fixunix.sh If you want to use the DOS/Windows the pack is ready to be used as is right now, no conversion needed. fixdos.bat is only provided to be used if you used fixunix.sh to change file formats to unix one and you want them to be DOS format back again. Note that to use fixdos.bat you will need utod.exe. In case you are using GCC (DJGPP, MINGW32): Then edit the makefile and uncomment the target you want to compile to then run in the command line "make" and that's all. It will generate a static link library (libalmp3.a) ready to use in your programs, or a dynamic link library (almp3.dll and libalmp3dll.a import lib in the Mingw32 case). After that, if you want to compile the examples, get inside the directory examples, edit the makefile uncommenting the target you want to compile to and type "make". In case you are using Microsoft Visual C++: Open the project file and build whatever you choose. There are two options: 1) To build the library as a static link library (almp3_static), that will generate the almp3.lib file. 2) To build the library as a dynamic link libray (almp3_dll) that will generate the almp3dll.lib and almp3.dll files. 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