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Adam Haile
Adam Haile

Reputation: 31359

Cross Platform (C/C++) Audio Library for MP3, AAC, WAV

I'm trying to find a cross platform audio library that will have the following abilities (in order of importance):

I've found several things like OpenAL, libao, Bass, etc. but they all seem to all either have a limitation of OS, codec or both. For the most part MP3 and AAC support are a must as I'm working on a media player and would like it to support those common formats.

Any suggestions?

Upvotes: 8

Views: 16666

Answers (3)

learnvst
learnvst

Reputation: 16193

Try out JUCE. It is like Qt in some respects, but much more audio-centric.I've been using it for some years now and it is well maintained and written.

Upvotes: 1

karlphillip
karlphillip

Reputation: 93468

You can take a look at GStreamer and FFmpeg.

EDIT:

Since you are willing to use Qt, you should definitely check Qt MultimediaKit, which is a part of the Qt Mobility project. Phonon is fading away because Qt is investing on MultimediaKit to replace it.

This example shows how to do simple audio playback. This example shows how to create a multimedia player. This example shows a more advanced music player, using Qt and QML.

Upvotes: 4

guitarflow
guitarflow

Reputation: 2970

I don't know if you are planning on using a framework like Qt. This has a library called "Phonon" bundled, which is also really nice. It is built on the corresponding native media framework, so QuickTime on Mac, Windows Media Player on Windows and GTK+ on Linux.

PulseAudio also looks promising without any framework.

Upvotes: 1

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