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Host Development / Re: listen to audio output / audio input

« on: July 16, 2009, 09:58:12 »

Hi, I've just recently started using vamp but I think for your purpose it should work.
Afaik vamp has no support for audio interfaces. My guess is, your host needs to read from the operating system's audio interface and then feed it to the vamp plugins. Maybe QT offers a wrapper for that os-audiointerfaces. Note that vamp itself doesn't require qt, you can use any toolkit you like.

As you are using windows, I recommend building the host-sdk binaries yourself.

--maep

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Host Development / Re: problems with windows hostsdk msvc binaries

« on: July 10, 2009, 19:14:35 »

Yes, I've build it with Unicode support.
One other thing: I had crashes when my host application exits. The reason was that in my host application, the plugins were implicitly deleted by the CRT after return of the main method. As it turned out, plugins must be deleted before return of the main method. In my case, the plugin-loader was deleted be the CRT before the plugin's destructors are called.

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Host Development / problems with windows hostsdk msvc binaries

« on: June 23, 2009, 13:24:01 »

Hi, just to drop a note, in case someone has similar issues:

I had considerable problems with the precompiled windows host msvc binaries. Linking to the debug lib file caused linker errors, and the release build wouldn't discover my installed plugins.
Now I build everything from source and it works. I use visual studio 2005 on vista. This is just a hunch, but are the libs build with multibyte or unicode support?

-- maep