Press Release Summary: Allows .Net developers to create applications that play, record, convert sound.
Press Release Body: Alvas.Net today announces the release of version 5.5 of Alvas.Audio, which enables developers to add audio capabilities to their .NET applications
Audio is an integral part of many software applications. Alvas.Audio from Alvas.NET enables developers to add audio capabilities to different .NET applications. Empowered with these components, an application lets end-users: - play, record and convert uncompressed or compressed audio data; - pause and resume playback or recording; - record and play data to or from the stream; - play mixed audio data; - set up mixer controls; - get the current sound position; - view the level of the input sound signal; - get the format list for specified WaveFormat; - get audio stream duration in milliseconds; - change Wave stream to MP3 stream if the former contains \"MPEG Layer 3\" data; - play, record and convert RAW headerless format (SLINEAR etc); - encode and decode Dialogic .vox (adpcm) format data.
Alvas.Audio is 100% CLR compliant and written in pure C#.
What\'s new in version 5.5? New features: 1. Change the speed of audio data 2. Change the volume of audio data 3. Merge several pieces of audio in a single 4. Cut a piece of the audio stream 5. Insert a piece in the audio stream 6. Remove a piece of the audio stream 7. Mix the audio data 8. Create audio format of the byte array
Alvas.Audio at a Glance The Alvas.Audio package includes a PlayerEx component to let your application play sound in WAV format. Additionally, an application can play data from the file or memory stream, pause and resume playback, play mixed audio data and get the current sound position. Audio data can be played from any player installed in the system of an end-user.
Another component in the package is a RecorderEx. It enables an application to record uncompressed (PCM) and compressed (IMA ADPCM, Microsoft ADPCM, CCITT A-Law, CCITT u-Law, GSM 6.10, Windows Media Audio V2, MPEG Layer-3) audio in the WAV format. Audio data can be recorded to the file or memory stream. Recording can be paused or resumed, users can get the current sound position and record data to any recorder application installed on their system.
Among other components, developers will find AudioCompressionManager, which adds system-level support for transparent run-time audio compression/decompression (conversion) and waveform-audio data format selection. There are also WaveWriter, a class for writing audio data to the stream, and Mixer, a component to control the routing of audio lines for playing or recording.
You can take 25% off your order by using the coupon code: alvas-audio-2008 until December 31th, 2007.
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