Game Audio Decoder 1.07 released., foo_sc68.dll is now foo_game.dll Options

[oshah]

The latest version of the Game Audio Decoder is 1.10.

Game audio decoder (foo_game) is an input plugin for Foobar2000, capable of playing AUD, SFX, ISS, WAD, RWD, MUS, IDX, DCT, BIG and SC68 files. The plugin has only been tested against Foobar2000 v0.9.6.

Plugin, Homepage,
Alternate link (if DNS goes down),
Visual C++ 2008 redistributable (needed if you get "application configuration incorrect" or "missing DLL" errors).

This post has been edited by oshah: Dec 13 2008, 02:02

[kode54]

You should keep the links in your initial post up to date by editing it, rather than posting new links every time. I have taken the liberty of editing them up to the latest versions as of this post.

Hmm, does that sc68 library even support clean multi-instance? If it is a .dll, you can use this class I wrote for the purpose of loading a unique instance of a given DLL for each request, by copying the DLL to a temporary file. It's a bit dodgy, but will ensure unique memory space per each instance. Only use it if you're sure the sc68 library doesn't support some instance mechanism, like handles or something. ( Bah, emulator authors are notorious for stupid things like this. Oh, and not understanding how to write an accurate emulator without making it horribly inefficient. Cycle accuracy should not need to be 'run this part for one cycle, then run this part for one cycle, repeat'. But that's a story for another topic, unless you're interested. )

Also, I wonder why it is you were using MSLU when utf8api.dll provides wrappers for most of the functions you should need. I am guessing you already discovered this, and are using IsUnicode() appropriately. Or something.

Off-topic, your DirectMusic MIDI input is a hack, but then, I guess that is why you haven't posted about it here. I should note that my MIDI plug-in supports all of those formats, and then some. The only requirement is that you somehow acquire Yamaha's S-YXG50 VSTi, or Edirol's HyperCanvas VSTi. ( I have compiled DXi support out of my latest beta version, since the DXi2 SDK's own host application sample is too buggy, and depends on MFC. )