I found this in a zip file, the test suite missing, as well as the Makefile. I hacked together a quick makefile, and altered the musicout code so that if the destination filename is "stdout" it writes the song to stdout so you can pipeline it into sox then into /dev/audio or your equivilant. (Handling 30 meg files takes mucho diskspace I dont have :) I have both encoded and decoded with this. I decoded a song off the IUMA archives, and encoded a topgun soundtrack I digitzed myself. One thing to note, at the default encoding bitrate of 384 bits, things dont compress hardly at all, you'll want to input something like 128 bits, which does on average 8-10:1 compression. Encoding takes a *LONG* time... :) -Crh
These are the contents of the former NiCE NeXT User Group NeXTSTEP/OpenStep software archive, currently hosted by Netfuture.ch.
