Linux Multimedia Guide Instead, you are handed programming interfaces and stand-alone utilities that are each suited for a particular job. Take a low-cost hardware platform and add the Linux operating system, which really
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| Title | : | Linux Multimedia Guide |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.94 (345 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1565922190 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 383 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 1996-10-11 |
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Editorial : From the Publisher Linux is increasingly popular among computer enthusiasts of all types, and one of the applications where it is flourishing is multimedia. Take a low-cost hardware platform and add the Linux operating system, which really exploits its speed, and you have a great host for developing multimedia applications. These often can be ported to other UNIX systems, increasing their value. Another attraction comes in the form of a great variety of free software packages that support manipulation of graphics, audio, and video, the best of which are described in this book. But it's not simple to put multimedia together on Linux, and there are few packages that integrate everything for you. Instead, you are handed programming interfaces and stand-alone utilities that are each suited for a particular job. In this book, Jeff Tranter offers the guidance you need to fit the pieces together, concentrating on how to program each kind of device. Part of the book is aimed at C programmers.
Linux is increasingly popular among computer enthusiasts of all types, and one of the applications where it is flourishing is multimedia. Take a low-cost hardware platform and add the Linux operating system, which really exploits its speed, and you have a great host for developing multimedia applications. These often can be ported to other UNIX systems, increasing their value. Another attraction comes in the form of a great variety of free software packages that support manipulation of graphics, audio, and video, the best of which are described in this book.But it's not simple to put multimedia together on Linux, and there are few packages that integrate everything for you. Instead, you are handed programming interfaces and stand-alone utilities that are each suited for a particular job. In this book, Jeff Tranter offers the guidance you need to fit the pieces together, concentrating on how to program each kind of device.Part of the book is aimed at C programmers. Handling sound cards
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