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ReClock GPL'ed sources

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ReClock uses some modified GPL'ed source code for the dynamic range compressor, time stretching, the AC3 encoder and the software sound resampler.

The source code can be downloaded here: http://oss.redfox.bz/ReClock/

You can recompile this code with Visual Studio 2005. It will produce new DLLs that can be put in place of the ones provided in the distribution.

The sound compressor is based on AudioCompress XMMS plugin

The sound resampler is based on libresample by Dominic Mazzoni & Julius Smith: https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/resample/resample.html

The sound timestretching code comes from SoundTouch Audio Library : http://www.surina.net/soundtouch

The AC3 encoder uses the Valex Audio Library (VALib) by Alexander Vigovsky
 
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I noticed that the filesize is the same for the Timestretch.dll as the other Timestretch.dll that leepary linked me too. The custom one that changes the way the time stretching is done per speaker basis.

http://touristinparadise.blogspot.com/2009/04/phase-coherent-pitch-shifter-for.html

Did you start using the custom one? or is it just coincidence that the filesizes are the same?

I don't see any source code here

http://touristinparadise.blogspot.com/2009/04/phase-coherent-pitch-shifter-for.html

:mad:

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Nothing will be added to ReClock which I cannot compile myself.
 
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Ok, sorry! I just assumed that because they were both the same filesize that you had implemented it into the installer.

At least now I know I still need to swap over the dll's when I install Reclock :p

:D
 
Ok, sorry! I just assumed that because they were both the same filesize that you had implemented it into the installer.

At least now I know I still need to swap over the dll's when I install Reclock :p

No, you should ask for the source code for the plug in. ;)
 
I did actually, I posted a quick message in the shout box thingy on the blog. I could look more closely for an email contact or some such.
 
I did actually, I posted a quick message in the shout box thingy on the blog. I could look more closely for an email contact or some such.
Hi guys! Its been a while since I've logged into this forum and WOW, so many new updates to ReClock! Thanks a bunch, James.

I havent been updating the timestretch.dll for a while now.

I've zipped up the source codes for the modified Timestretch and put the download link on my website. I built it using VS2008, but using a very old version of the ReClock sources, so you might want to update it to the newest source versions. The SoundTouch library in that build is v1.4.0 (there is a 1.5.0 now).
 
Fantastic! I really hope that something wonderful comes of this :D
 
Hi guys! Its been a while since I've logged into this forum and WOW, so many new updates to ReClock! Thanks a bunch, James.

I havent been updating the timestretch.dll for a while now.

I've zipped up the source codes for the modified Timestretch and put the download link on my website. I built it using VS2008, but using a very old version of the ReClock sources, so you might want to update it to the newest source versions. The SoundTouch library in that build is v1.4.0 (there is a 1.5.0 now).
Thank you! :bowdown:
 
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