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I'm not an official VLC developer ;) , but I'll comment:<br>
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On 01/24/2012 10:35 PM, August Winkelman wrote:
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I would like to try and implement audio convolution (FIR
filtering) with VLC (Ubuntu) much like 'convolver' that is
available for the windows platform (addon for
windowsmediaplayer etc). It seems there is no such simple
add-on for any audioplayer in Ubuntu.<br>
I suppose your equalizer module is a good starting point to
try and implement audio convolution.<br>
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That sounds like a good idea! Convolution would be nice for room
acoustics simulation.<br>
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I'm not a c-programmer (I use Matlab, Labview etc) but I had
a look at the source-code equalizer.c and I think I
understand more than 50% ;)<br>
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I wrote some new deinterlacers for 2.0 and speak both C and MATLAB.
Ask if you need something...<br>
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-J<br>
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