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Sunday 17 May 2009 at 12:08 am

Today I want to recommend another nice framework: cAudio.

For some time I've been searching for a nice and open-source sound engine. Sadly there aren't many especially when it comes to 3d sound.

Raynaldo Rivera, a nice guy from the irrlicht forums, has created a wrapper around OpenAL that supports everythign a programmer could ask from a sound framework. It is not only object-oriented and straightfoward but also plugin-based so you can easily add own codecs.

But the best thing I didn't mention yet. cAudio is contained in my PPA as Debian package so YOU can easily install it. Just look for libcaudio.

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