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I have a stream of PCM data (16bit - stereo) & need to convert it into stream of OGG pages with respective streaming headers (version/ header type/ pattern/ checksum/ etc.,). After that it will be sent via WebSocket to my server, which will decode it back to PCM using the API DecodeAudioData
New to opus library.
So any help will be appreciated.
Environment: windows
IDE: Visual Studio 2019
Language used: c++
Bit architecture: 32-bit
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I have a code which implements DirectSound8. MSFT states in its website that this library has been deprecated. So, what are my options if I updated this code provided that I maintain the windows platform. If I switched to Linux, what are the options?
For Windows and Xbox One, the replacement for the DirectSound API for playback/3D positional audio is XAudio2.
There are numerous 3rd party audio solutions available. This blog post discusses a number of them. They are usually cross-platform, and on Windows they make use of WASAPI for communication with the audio hardware.
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is there a c++ opensource library for parsing capturing packets with winpcap specificly the tcp header and data ?
You should be able to adapt the source code of Wireshark or tcpdump. Both are open source.
There is libpacketdump which is part of the libtrace networking suite.
According to it's makers, it is
libpacketdump provides decoders to dump the contents of packets in human
readable form
Be sure to check the license (I haven't)
Project webpage
http://www.wand.net.nz/trac/libtrace/
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I need to develop a video generator that takes in a set of images, music files and outputs mp4 videos. The platform is linux. Was wondering if there are any existing libraries that can do this job ?
Thanks
I believe Processing can do what you want.
you can use ImageMagick for video part. It has both good graphics/video library and corresponding console application. For sound embedding use gstreamer.
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I am looking for an open source C/C++ image/video thumbnail generation libraries.
(other than ffmpeg or DevIL)
Will Image Magick work? It is quite a capable library with C++ (and C) bindings. It does support grabbing still frames from some video formats, see here. It's a command-line example, but should work from the API as well.
Try ffmpegthumbnailer:
This thumbnailer was designed to be as fast and lightweight as possible. The only dependencies are ffmpeg, libpng and libjpeg.
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Can you recommend an open source library (C or C++) to convert MS Office files into a set of images?
I am evaluating ImageMagick and while it does support PDF files, it does not work with MS Office files.
This library is quite popular and used by abiword (gnome) and kword (kde): wvWare
Hm I've seen that OpenOffice does a good job on "translating" Word to whatever, so how about installing OpenOffice and maybe using it's UNO model from C++ to solve that problem?