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- From: Tim Tillotson <tillot>
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Sound and Video Programming
- Date: 1 Mar 1996 23:09:37 GMT
- Organization: University of Utah Computer Science Department
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- Could someone tell me how to play .wav, .mid, .au, ect. files directly from a
- C++ program without special calls to external utilities? Is there a
- description somewhere of the different sound recording algorithms for the
- different file types that I might be able to implement in recording and playing
- sound files dirrectly from my C++ program?
- Is there a list of the different image encoding algorithms .jpg, .gif, .tiff,
- ect. somewhere that I might be able to use to display pictures in my C++
- program? I would appreciate any help, and especially a copy of a program C++
- source code where some of these sound & video formats have been implemented.
- Please E-Mail me at the address below if you can help. Thanks :~)
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- Mail: tillot@sunset.cs.utah.edu
- Home Page: http:/www.cs.utah.edu/~tillot
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