#Osmos openal32.dll update#
You can use them, if you can't update the stream frequently enough # This one specifies how much data is supposed to be stored in each buffer (only applies for OGG Vorbis and Opus files) pyoggSetStreamBufferSize ( 4096 * 4 ) # This one sets the maximum amount of buffers to be created at a time oalSetStreamBufferCount ( 4 ) sourceStream = oalStream ( "test.ogg" ) sourceStream. sleep ( 1 ) # remember, don't forget to quit oalQuit () Streaming a file from openal import * # The following two lines are optional.
#Osmos openal32.dll install#
sleep ( 1 ) # release resources (don't forget this) oalQuit () Playing an OGG Opus file (with PyOgg) # This requires PyOgg to be installed ( pip install pyogg ) from openal import * import time source = oalOpen ( "test.opus" ) source. get_state () = AL_PLAYING : # wait until the file is done playing time. play () # check if the file is still playing while source. If you want ALUT support, please use the original python-openal from forrestv Examples Playing a wave file # import PyOpenAL (will require an OpenAL shared library) from openal import * # import the time module, for sleeping during playback import time # open our wave file source = oalOpen ( "test.wav" ) # and start playback source.
I removed the support for ALUT, because it is basically impossible to build nowadays. OpenAL's methods expect C types as arguments, which means you will have to convert Python's types to C types using ctypes if you want to use them directly.ĭon't worry though, PyOpenAL can be used without the need to do that. PyOpenAL provides OpenAL bindings, as you would find them in C++, meaning you can follow any OpenAL C++ tutorial with Python. You can use the official OpenAL library (deprecated) or any other compatible library, like the aforementioned OpenAL Soft library, which is still actively developed. OpenA元2.dll), one of which the Windows distributions already come with ( OpenAL Soft by kcat). PyOpenAL requires a shared OpenAL library (e.g.
You can install it using the PyPI: pip install PyOpenAL It also provides a simple way to play WAVE and - if PyOgg is installed - even OGG Vorbis, OGG Opus and FLAC files. PyOpenAL provides OpenAL bindings for python as well as an interface to them.
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