• sleek (3/3) Sep 06 2008 I'm interested in creating a windows/linux/mac application that can play...
• Chris R. Miller (6/9) Sep 06 2008 rary=20
• Lutger (3/6) Sep 07 2008 I think FMOD is pretty nice, but it's free only for non-commercial if th...

"sleek" <cslush gmail.com> writes:

I'm interested in creating a windows/linux/mac application that can play 
mp3, ogg, wav, etc. types of audio files. Is there a cross-platform library 
that I can use to help with the task of playing audio? 

"Chris R. Miller" <lordSaurontheGreat gmail.com> writes:

sleek wrote:
 I'm interested in creating a windows/linux/mac application that can pla=

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OpenAL through Derelict is a good bet.  SDL would work too, but I
haven't yet had success getting SDL working on OS X Leopard (haven't
tried everything yet though).

Lutger <lutger.blijdestijn gmail.com> writes:

sleek wrote:

 I'm interested in creating a windows/linux/mac application that can play
 mp3, ogg, wav, etc. types of audio files. Is there a cross-platform
 library that I can use to help with the task of playing audio?

I think FMOD is pretty nice, but it's free only for non-commercial if that
matters.