Hy programmers,
now I want to include Sound in my game and I got all the sounds in the ogg format. (I know I can convert them ... but)
The documentation says that "UseOGGSoundDecoder" in available for the linux version, but when I try to use it I get an error message.
Is it implemented or not ?
One other thing I want to use in my game is an old amiga tracker module.
(Fot the titel song)
Can I use this with purebasic ? Do I need a special plugin for that ?
Markus
Ogg Support and Amiga Module Support ?
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The only problem with FMOD is the restrictive licensing and the Brett (Author) is unable figure out how free MMORPGs fit into his license scheme (He swears up and down that free mmorpgs requires a commercial license, lol!) This was way back in version 3.0 (?) I think. The license havent changed much.
take a look in <a href="http://www.reelmediaproductions.com/pb">ResourceSite</a> + <a href="http://www.purearea.net/">PureArea</a>
they have examples and a wrapper
they have examples and a wrapper
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I have no idea of Linux, but here's a related topic in the fmod.org-forum:
http://www.fmod.org/forum/viewtopic.php ... highlight=
http://www.fmod.org/forum/viewtopic.php ... highlight=
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Okay, I read it. And I have to compile stuff and get the system to access the newly compiled module.
That is not helping me. Because I want to distribute my game as easy as possible and I don't want the users to have to do this installation.....
So I better wait till Fred has all of this working with the Midas library.
I got no hurry anyway...
That is not helping me. Because I want to distribute my game as easy as possible and I don't want the users to have to do this installation.....
So I better wait till Fred has all of this working with the Midas library.
I got no hurry anyway...
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Am I right with this ?
It would not be userfriendly, because you would force them to become a root for the (even if perhaps simplified automatic) installation ?
Is there no way in Linux to use a kind of 'DLL' that doesn't need to be 'installed' first ? Perhaps you can compile the .so to such a one ?
But I think, you know what you're doing.
It would not be userfriendly, because you would force them to become a root for the (even if perhaps simplified automatic) installation ?
Is there no way in Linux to use a kind of 'DLL' that doesn't need to be 'installed' first ? Perhaps you can compile the .so to such a one ?
But I think, you know what you're doing.
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