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Uos_InputSeekSeconds() // Change position in second Uos_InputSeekTime() // Change position in time Uos_InputSeek() // Change position in byte Uos_InputLength() // Length of Input in samples Uos_AddFromSynth( // Input form built-in Synthesizer Uos_AddFromURL() // Input from internet URL mp3/opus files Uos_AddFromFileIntoMemory() // Input from audio file and stored into memory buffer Uos_AddFromMemoryStream() // Input from a TMemoryStream of Audio File Uos_AddFromMemoryBuffer() // Input from decoded pcm buffer Uos_AddFromFile() // Input from Audio File Uos_AddFromDevIn() // Input from IN device Uos_AddIntoFileFromMem() // Add a Output into audio wav file from TMemoryStream Uos_AddIntoIceServer() // Add a Output into a IceCast server

Uos_AddIntoMemoryStream() // Add a Output into memory stream Uos_AddIntoMemoryBuffer() // Add a Output into memory buffer Uos_AddIntoFile() // Output into Wav File Uos_AddIntoDevOut() // Output into OUT Device Uos_Free // To use when application terminate. Uos_LoadLibs( ) // Load dynamic libraries for uoslibs Uos_LoadLib( ) // Load dynamic libraries for uos Each method has its equivalent with arguments for custom parameters. uos_free // Call this at end of application. uos_Play ( 1 ) // Listen to mp3 while recording end. WARNING: Do not forget to call uos_free() when application terminates.īegin uos_LoadLib ( pchar ( PortAudioFileName ), pchar ( SndFileFileName ), pchar ( Mpg123FileName ), nil, nil, nil ) uos_CreatePlayer ( 0 ) uos_AddIntoDevOut ( 0 ) // Output into OUT Device uos_AddIntoFile ( 0, 'Myrecord.wav' ) // Output into wav file uos_AddFromDevIn ( 0 ) // Input from IN Device uos_InputAddDSP ( 0, 1 ) // Add as many dsp's you want uos_InputAddDSP ( 0, 2 ) uos_CreatePlayer ( 1 ) uos_AddFromFile ( 1, 'MySong.mp3' ) // the background audio file uos_AddIntoDevOut ( 1 ) // Output into OUT1 Device uos_Play ( 0 ) // Listen your mic with DSP effects and record it. If you replace the filename with pchar('system'), the library of the system will be used (if exists). If some libraries are not needed, just replace the filename with 'nil'. Uos_LoadLib( pchar(PortAudioFileName), pchar(SndFileFileName), pchar(Mpg123FileName), pchar(Mp4ffFileName), pchar(FaadFileName), pchar(OpusFileFileName) )

bs2b plugin to apply stereo to binaural effect.

SoundTouch plugin for changing tempo of any type of audio files,.

OpusFile for decoding opus audio files,.

Faad and Mp4ff for decoding m4a audio files,.

SndFile for decoding wav, flac, org audio files,.

PortAudio for dealing with audio devices of sound card,.

There is a example using only uos => SimplePlayer_noflat

All the examples in uos packages use uos_flat.

uos => The application must declare uos class and variables.

The procedures are more 'universal', same syntax as uoslib.

add uos_flat or uos in your uses section.

Copy all the files in /uos/src/ into the directory of your project.

The best way to show how uos works is to look at the examples in /uos/examples package.Īll is included, you only have to compile the demos and run it.

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Included in the package: Examples and binary libraries for Linux 32/64, Windows 32/64, macOS 32/64 and FreeBSD 32/64. Uoslib is the Universal Library version of uos unit and is accessible from Pascal and all other languages (C, Java. Included in the package: Examples and binary libraries for Linux 32/64, arm aarch64 Raspberry Pi, Windows 32/64, macOS 32/64 and FreeBSD 32/64. Uos can use the SoundTouch, PortAudio, SndFile, Mpg123, Faad, OpusFile and Mp4ff audio libraries.

produce sound by the build-in synthesizer.

internet audio streaming of mp3 and opus files.

play multiple inputs and outputs simultaneously.

add DSP effects and filters, however many you want and record it.

#FREE PASCAL FILE TIME RESOLUTION 32 BIT#

record all types of input into file, in 16 or 32 bit resolution, mono or stereo.The definition of a file format I use has seven digits after a decimal dot and I need to convert all of them. Obviously, extreme far right decimal places need to be ignored (not generate an exception). And after any (final) stanza, not just seconds. I am rather upset about the decimal mark being either a dot or comma, with comma preferred.

#FREE PASCAL FILE TIME RESOLUTION ISO#

A decimal mark, either a comma or a dot (following ISO 80000-1 according to ISO 8601:1-2019, which does not stipulate a preference except within International Standards, but with a preference for a comma according to ISO 8601:2004) is used as a separator between the time element and its fraction.There is no limit on the number of decimal places for the decimal fraction. But concentrating on just the (optional) part after the decimal point.Ī decimal fraction may be added to the lowest order time element present, in any of these representations. You do have to wonder just how many of the possible legal variations of ISO8601 this function can support.

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