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NVorbis Cracked Version is a development component designed to decode the Xiph.org Vorbis
specifications. The implementation features a clean, modular and simple API to decode
the Vorbis specification, providing with the possibility to decode the files directly
from memory without additional buffers and buffers copies. Support for OGG files is
of course provided.
NVorbis Product Key allows you to manipulate the bitstream directly, providing among others features
like bit rate detection, finding the file’s sample rate, finding the duration and
seek in the bit stream, finding the channels and other metadata. You can also write the decoded
data to disk, modify a file and re-read it, all directly from memory without
any unnecessary copies.
The library is also features a very convenient API that allows you to save up to a certain number of
frames to disk and recall them again, even if the bitstream was modified. You can also modify multiple
frames at once, but beware! This feature will overwrite the bitstream!
The API is extensively documented and, if you choose to use it, it is simple to use and understand.
The API features are as follows:
-Add/Remove Fields
The vorbis_info_init() and vorbis_info_clear() functions allow you to add/remove fields to the
bitstream’s struct that contains all the possible Vorbis fields. You can use these functions
to add/remove fields like your duration value.
The vorbis_bitrate_init() and vorbis_bitrate_clear() functions allow you to add/remove some
bits from the bitrate’s struct that contains all the available information about the
audio’s bit rate (number of bits per sample). Like the previous functions you can use
these functions to add/remove bits like your bit rate information.
In both cases, the bitstream will be automatically modified to get a
valid/suitable bitstream for the ‘new’ values. The fields will be
set/cleared according to the new values passed.
You can use the vorbis_block_init() and vorbis_block_clear() functions to add/remove fields
to a vorbis block that contains the vorbis encoding format. This way
you can add/remove your duration values, rate, channels and the vorbis
specificity without modifying the bitstream.
vorbis_synthesis
NVorbis Crack Keygen is a drop-in replacement for the libvorbisfile.so library, a cross-platform C library for decoding Vorbis files. libVorbisfile can work with several file containers, including MP3, OGG, FLAC, APE, TTA and more. NVorbis is a library for decoding Vorbis files.
nvLib’s goal is to provide a fast, portable, simple and powerful Vorbis audio library.
Features:
Supported codecs: Vorbis, LPCM, Dolby Digital, MPEG-4-Audio, FLAC.
Library is multi-platform (Windows, Linux, Mac OSX).
OpenGL optimized renderer.
High Quality output (quality is customizable through a quality switch and a quality API).
Able to read different tags in each stream.
Streams can be shared between threads.
Able to detect audio properties (encoding, sampling rate, number of channels, number of samples per second, time format, duration in minutes, quality).
Able to decode/encode a range of tags (ogg, flac, mp3, audacity).
Able to set a filenames to stream.
Able to set a range of tags in stream (ogg, flac, mp3, audacity).
Runs on Mac OSX (only install libraries in the standard OSX folder).
Able to detect whether the server supports gapless encoding.
Able to detect whether the server can support gapless encoding.
Able to determine the bitrate of an Ogg Vorbis file (16, 32, 44.1 or 48 kbps, default is 48 kbps).
Able to estimate the bitrate of an Ogg Vorbis file (1 to 4 channels, default is 2 channels).
Able to determine the channels of an Ogg Vorbis file (1 or 2 channels, default is 2 channels).
Able to determine the number of channels of an Ogg Vorbis file (1 to 4 channels, default is 2 channels).
Able to determine the Bitrate of an Flac compressed audio file (16, 32, 44.1 or 48 kbps, default is 32 kbps).
Able to determine the Bitrate of an Flac compressed audio file (1 to 4 channels, default is 2 channels).
Able to determine the channels of an Flac compressed audio
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– Support for decoding Vorbis files
– Full output pinwheel-supported streams
– Full-range support for IEEE754 floats
– Decode routines have been integrated and optimized to give superb performance and low-level compatibility
– IPC (Interprocessor Communication) is implemented
– Large volume, efficient memory usage
– Quick and easy to write parsers (based on nx_decode)
– Decode tests and demos
– Port to C++: Nice to use in any kind of environment (no more annoying and slow dynamic memory allocators)
– Unicode (UTF-8, UTF-16) and ASCII compatible
The source code is Windows/Linux (GCC and binutils) and OSX compatible (GCC).
The last release, 0.3.1, was released in April 2005.
The tailed release, 0.3.2, was released in July 2005.
The release 0.4.0 is scheduled for June 2006 and covers, in particular, the following updates:
– General Vorbis support is finished
– Automatic generation of sample comments
– A lot of new documentation and example programs
– Decode routines have been integrated and optimized to give superb performance and low-level compatibility
– IPC (Interprocessor Communication) is implemented
– Large volume, efficient memory usage
– Quick and easy to write parsers (based on nx_decode)
– Decode tests and demos
– Unicode (UTF-8, UTF-16) and ASCII compatible
The source code is Windows/Linux (GCC and binutils) and OSX compatible (GCC).
The last release, 0.3.1, was released in April 2005.
The tailed release, 0.3.2, was released in July 2005.
The release 0.4.0 is scheduled for June 2006 and covers, in particular, the following updates:
– General Vorbis support is finished
– Automatic generation of sample comments
– A lot of new documentation and example programs
The source code is Windows/Linux (GCC and binutils) and OSX compatible (GCC).Biography
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The NVorbis library is an independent development component designed to decode Xiph.org Vorbis files.
Vorbis is a free, open source audio coding format introduced in 2003 by Xiph.org. With the
Xiph.org Vorbis standard, Vorbis files are optimized for use in the media sharing web.
This allows designers to embed a high-quality audio codec in a variety of web sites.
This library is a high-quality implementation of the encoding and decoding of Xiph.org Vorbis files.
It supports most of the standard features of the format, like
indexing, comment parsing, encryption
and multiple bitrates.
NVorbis is written in C using the Open Source C/C++ library LAME3.87.17.
To use NVorbis in your project, the library comes in a compiler-specific archive (hosted by Libarchive):
The Vorbis.lib files should be placed in the same folder as the NVorbis library
in order to compile the library successfully.
To use NVorbis in a project, simple add the include statement and link to the library:
NVorbis.h
#include “libvorbis/libvorbisenc.h”
#include “libvorbis/libvorbisfile.h”
NVorbis.lib
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