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=== About ===
 
=== About ===
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ACS is an freeware crossplatform set of components designed to perform different sound-processing tasks. It supports reading the audio data from CD,different fileformats at example wav,mp3,wma,ogg,mac and others, output to soundcard and files are sure also possible. Between input and output you can work with the data, different converters,mixers and processors are avalible.
 
  
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Its main caracteristics are :
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{{Note|Because most of the required libraries are 32-bit, some formats and devices are not available on 64-bit!}}
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'''ACS''' ('''Audio Components Suite''') is a freeware cross-platform set of components designed to perform different sound-processing tasks. It supports reading the audio data from CD, different file formats, for example wav,mp3,wma,ogg,mac and others, output to soundcard and files is also possible. Between input and output you can work with the data, different converters, mixers and processors are available.
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Its main characteristics are :
  
 
* Abstract Layer to include different "drivers"  
 
* Abstract Layer to include different "drivers"  
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** Alsa,/dev/dsp,AOLive,OSS support within linux
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** Alsa, /dev/dsp, AOLive, OSS support within Linux
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** DirectX,Wavemapper support within Windows
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** DirectX, Wavemapper support within Windows
 
** Audio playback and capture  
 
** Audio playback and capture  
 
** Simultaneous operations on the same or different devices are allowed.  
 
** Simultaneous operations on the same or different devices are allowed.  
  
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* Abstract Layer to make it easy to add new Fileformats already included Fileformats:
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* Abstract Layer to make it easy to add new file formats; already included file formats:
 
** Wave files/streams support, Raw PCM, MS ADPCM, DVI IMA ADPCM support  
 
** Wave files/streams support, Raw PCM, MS ADPCM, DVI IMA ADPCM support  
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** MP3 format support : Encode mp3 files using LAME, mp3 playback with smpeg library streams conversion using MAD decoder  
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** MP3 format support: Encode mp3 files using LAME, mp3 playback with smpeg library, streams conversion using MAD decoder  
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** Ogg Vorbis format support : Reading Ogg files/streams (including multi-streamed ones). Storing data in Ogg Vorbis format with wide range of settings for compression/quality tweaks. Ogg comments support  
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** Ogg Vorbis format support: Reading Ogg files/streams (including multi-streamed ones). Storing data in Ogg Vorbis format with wide range of settings for compression/quality tweaks. Ogg comments support  
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** FLAC format support : Reading FLAC files/streams, Storing data in FLAC format with wide range of settings for compressiontweaks.  
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** FLAC format support: Reading FLAC files/streams, storing data in FLAC format with wide range of settings for compression tweaks.  
 
** Monkey Audio format support (for Windows only)  
 
** Monkey Audio format support (for Windows only)  
 
** CD-ROM playback and direct CDDA data capture  
 
** CD-ROM playback and direct CDDA data capture  
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* AudioMixer component for mixing/concatenating audio streams  
 
* AudioMixer component for mixing/concatenating audio streams  
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* InputList component for building dynamically playback/input lists  
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* InputList component for dynamically building playback/input lists  
 
* Set of audio converter components  
 
* Set of audio converter components  
 
** Sample converter for bits per sample conversion.  
 
** Sample converter for bits per sample conversion.  
 
** Sample rate converter (resampler) using sinc filtering  
 
** Sample rate converter (resampler) using sinc filtering  
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** Mono/Stereo conveter
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** Mono/Stereo converter
 
** Stereo balance control  
 
** Stereo balance control  
 
** Sound indicator  
 
** Sound indicator  
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* Mixer component to use mixer devices
 
* Mixer component to use mixer devices
  
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=== Screenshot ===
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==== Screenshot ====
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[[Image:Acs demos.jpg]]
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==== Authors ====
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Author: Andrei Borovsky
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Original work may be found [http://www.mtu-net.ru/aborovsky/acs/index.html here] - it's a part of Andrei Borovsky's personal page, some old versions of ACS (for Delphi/Kylix) can be downloaded, also there are some docs, which can't be found in the Lazarus port.
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: Copyright (c) 2002-2010, Andrei Borovsky, anb@symmetrica.net
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: Copyright (c) 2005-2006  Christian Ulrich, mail@z0m3ie.de
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: Copyright (c) 2014-2015  Sergey Bodrov, serbod@gmail.com
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==== License ====
  
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[[Image:Acs demos.jpg]]
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License: [https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT MIT]
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=== ACS 2.4 ===
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You can browse the source and download a tar file from
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http://lazarus-ccr.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/lazarus-ccr/components/acs/
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checkout from svn:
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svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/lazarus-ccr/svn/components/acs
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Please add your Bugreports/Feature requests in [http://bugs.freepascal.org/set_project.php?project_id=9 Lazarus CCR] project of the Lazarus bug tracker.
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Installation:
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* Open the package .lpk with Component/Open package file (.lpk)
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* Click on Compile (only necessary, if you don't want to install the component into the IDE)
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* Click on Install if you want to install the component into the IDE
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=== ACS 3.0 ===
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Clone or download from:
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https://github.com/serbod/acs
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or get from [[Online Package Manager]] from "Multimedia" category
  
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=== Author ===
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Bug reporting / Feature Request:
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Author: Andrei Borovsky<br>
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https://github.com/serbod/acs/issues
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LCL Port: [[User:Christian|Christian Ulrich]]
 
  
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=== License ===
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==== Help ====
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[http://www.opensource.org/licenses/lgpl-license.php LGPL]
 
  
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=== Download ===
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Open docs/help/index.htm file from package directory in your web browser. Some information is outdated, look for comments in sources.
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The latest stable release can be found on [http://acs.ullihome.de The ACS Homepage].
 
  
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=== CVS ===
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==== Demos and examples ====
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you can checkout the actual source from<br>
 
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CVSROOT=:pserver:cvs@avl.ath.cx:/CVS/acs<br>
 
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Modules:<br>
 
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Src<br>
 
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Demos<br>
 
  
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=== Bug reporting / Feature Request ===
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Tested working demos:
  
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[http://www.freepascal.org/mantis/ Bug Reporting / Feature Request]<br>
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* AcsConsolePlayer - Minimal console audio player
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Please add your Bugreports/Featurerequests in Lazarus Packages
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* audiodeck - Any input -> any output test, replace for 'converter', 'linerecord', 'recording' demos
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* player2 - Small audio player
  
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=== Change Log ===
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==== Required DLLs ====
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*25.08.05 ACS 2.4 first prerelease (cvs)
 
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*26.05.05 ACS 2.3 Port
 
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complete Changelog is avalible on [http://acs.ullihome.de/ Main ACS Page]
 
  
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Status: Beta
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Required DLLs not included
  
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=== Installation ===
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* lame_enc.dll
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* Create the directory lazarus\components\ACS
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* libFLAC.dll
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* On this directory, unzip the files from the zip file
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* smpeg.dll
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* Open lazarus
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* SDL.dll
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* Open the package .lpk with Component/Open package file (.lpk)
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* macdll.dll
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* (Click on Compile is only necessary, if you don't want to install the component into the IDE)
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* MADLib.dll
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* Click on Install
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* msacm32.dll
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* ogg.dll
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* vorbis.dll
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* vorbisenc.dll
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* vorbisfile.dll
  
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=== Help ===
 
  
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can be found on [http://acs.ullihome.de/ Main ACS Page]
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[[Category:Components]]
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[[Category:Audio]]
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[[Category:Multimedia]]
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[[Category:Headers and Bindings]]
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[[Category:Lazarus-CCR]]

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About

Light bulb  Note: Because most of the required libraries are 32-bit, some formats and devices are not available on 64-bit!

ACS (Audio Components Suite) is a freeware cross-platform set of components designed to perform different sound-processing tasks. It supports reading the audio data from CD, different file formats, for example wav,mp3,wma,ogg,mac and others, output to soundcard and files is also possible. Between input and output you can work with the data, different converters, mixers and processors are available.

Its main characteristics are :

  • Abstract Layer to include different "drivers"
    • Alsa, /dev/dsp, AOLive, OSS support within Linux
    • DirectX, Wavemapper support within Windows
    • Audio playback and capture
    • Simultaneous operations on the same or different devices are allowed.
  • Abstract Layer to make it easy to add new file formats; already included file formats:
    • Wave files/streams support, Raw PCM, MS ADPCM, DVI IMA ADPCM support
    • MP3 format support: Encode mp3 files using LAME, mp3 playback with smpeg library, streams conversion using MAD decoder
    • Ogg Vorbis format support: Reading Ogg files/streams (including multi-streamed ones). Storing data in Ogg Vorbis format with wide range of settings for compression/quality tweaks. Ogg comments support
    • FLAC format support: Reading FLAC files/streams, storing data in FLAC format with wide range of settings for compression tweaks.
    • Monkey Audio format support (for Windows only)
    • CD-ROM playback and direct CDDA data capture
    • Append data to existing file/stream capability
  • AudioMixer component for mixing/concatenating audio streams
  • InputList component for dynamically building playback/input lists
  • Set of audio converter components
    • Sample converter for bits per sample conversion.
    • Sample rate converter (resampler) using sinc filtering
    • Mono/Stereo converter
    • Stereo balance control
    • Sound indicator
    • Windowed sinc and Butterworth filters for changing audio spectrum
    • Convolver component for applying custom sound effects
  • Mixer component to use mixer devices

Screenshot

Acs demos.jpg

Authors

Author: Andrei Borovsky

Original work may be found here - it's a part of Andrei Borovsky's personal page, some old versions of ACS (for Delphi/Kylix) can be downloaded, also there are some docs, which can't be found in the Lazarus port.

Copyright (c) 2002-2010, Andrei Borovsky, anb@symmetrica.net
Copyright (c) 2005-2006 Christian Ulrich, mail@z0m3ie.de
Copyright (c) 2014-2015 Sergey Bodrov, serbod@gmail.com

License

License: MIT

ACS 2.4

You can browse the source and download a tar file from 

http://lazarus-ccr.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/lazarus-ccr/components/acs/

checkout from svn: 

svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/lazarus-ccr/svn/components/acs

Please add your Bugreports/Feature requests in Lazarus CCR project of the Lazarus bug tracker.

Installation:

  • Open the package .lpk with Component/Open package file (.lpk)
  • Click on Compile (only necessary, if you don't want to install the component into the IDE)
  • Click on Install if you want to install the component into the IDE


ACS 3.0

Clone or download from: 

https://github.com/serbod/acs

or get from Online Package Manager from "Multimedia" category

Bug reporting / Feature Request: 

https://github.com/serbod/acs/issues

Help

Open docs/help/index.htm file from package directory in your web browser. Some information is outdated, look for comments in sources.

Demos and examples

Tested working demos:

  • AcsConsolePlayer - Minimal console audio player
  • audiodeck - Any input -> any output test, replace for 'converter', 'linerecord', 'recording' demos
  • player2 - Small audio player

Required DLLs

Required DLLs not included

  • lame_enc.dll
  • libFLAC.dll
  • smpeg.dll
  • SDL.dll
  • macdll.dll
  • MADLib.dll
  • msacm32.dll
  • ogg.dll
  • vorbis.dll
  • vorbisenc.dll
  • vorbisfile.dll
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