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psk wrote:
"Greg P." <no@spam.sam> wrote in message "psk" <ps**@rediffmail.com> wrote in message
| Can anyone tell me abt any available C libraries to read the
| audio from mic and encode it.....and finally make a data
| packet as an input for my client server application ???
Your post is way off-topic here. This newsgroup is for standard C,
not 3rd party utilities or multimedia extensions. It would be best
to ask in a win32 newsgroup (like comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32)
or something.
To help you get started though, start looking around (with google.com)
for some libraries. I have used fmod for a game once (http://fmod.org/),
though I doubt it creates packets for you.
May b i posted it a wrong way. I need some C functions/libraries that
can return the audio data with some kind of enoding. I am not a winows
multimedia programmer.
I am implementing a multicast protocol in C and want to transfer live
audio over my multicast network.
So I dont know much about the audio re/streamin stuff.
Please do not top post. The point is that your question has
nothing to do with the topic of this news group. We deal ONLY
with portable C, where everything can be related to the published
ISO C standards. The language knows nothing about audio,
windows, multicast, etc. If you are not operating on windows
good for you, but you still need to find a newsgroup that deals
with your particular system.
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Chuck Falconer, on vacation.
