What is ACS 2.2

Audio Components Suite (ACS) is a freeware cross-platform set of components designed to perform different sound-processing tasks.
Platforms supported: Windows, Linux
IDEs supported: Delphi 6, 7, Kylix 1, 2, 3
Main features inlude:

  • Audio playback and capture
    • Simultaneous operations on the same or different devices are allowed.
    • OSS-compatible, ALSA, AOLive drivers are supported under Linux.
  • CD-ROM playback and direct CDDA data capture
  • Wave files/streams support
    • Raw PCM, MS ADPCM, DVI IMA ADPCM support
    • Append data to existing file/stream capability
  • MP3 format support
    • Encode mp3 files using LAME
    • mp3 playback with smpeg library (Linux only)
    • mp3 to wav files or 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
    • Append data to existing file/stream capability
  • FLAC format support
    • Reading FLAC files/streams
    • Storing data in FLAC format with wide range of settings for compressiontweaks.
  • Monkey Audio format support (for Windows only)
  • AudioMixer component for mixing/concatenating audio streams
  • InputList component for building dynamically playback/input lists
  • Set of audio converter components
    • Sample converter for bits per sample conversion.
    • Sample rate converter (resampler) using sinc filtering
    • Mono/Stereo conveter
    • Stereo balance control
  • Sound indicator
  • Windowed sinc and Butterworth filters for changing audio spectrum
  • Convolver component for applying custom sound effects

The ACS object model allows you to build such applications as players, rippers and mixers in a fast and easy way. And of course, with ACS you can add sound playing/recording capabilities to any of your applications.

ACS is used in QuickPopup sofware as well as in several other projects, including OpenRipper for Linux

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