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1Source: roaraudio
2Priority: extra
3Maintainer: Michael Stapelberg <michael@stapelberg.de>
4Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 7.0.50~), libdnet-dev, libesd0-dev, libao-dev, libfishsound1-dev, libvorbis-dev, libspeex-dev, libshout3-dev, libsndfile1-dev, liboggz2-dev, libslp-dev, libpulse-dev, liby-dev, libartsc0-dev, libspeexdsp-dev, audacious-plugins-dev
5Standards-Version: 3.8.4
6Section: libs
7Homepage: http://roaraudio.keep-cool.org/
8
9Package: libroar0
10Section: libs
11Architecture: any
12Recommends: roaraudio-server
13Suggests: bzip2, gnupg, openssh-client, libmuroar0
14Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}
15Description: foundation libraries for the roaraudio sound server and clients
16 RoarAudio is a server for audio mixing. Its main purpose is to mix audio from
17 different clients before sending it to its outputs (for example a soundcard).
18 It is completely network transparent (UNIX sockets, TCP/IP, DECnet) and
19 supports many common codecs like Ogg Vorbis, Speex or FLAC.
20 .
21 This packet consists of the following libraries:
22  libroar: The RoarAudio main library. It contains code for talking to roard,
23   virtual IO functions useful not only for audio applications, memory
24   management functions like buffers, lists, stacks.
25 .
26  libroardsp: Digital Signal Processing library. It contains code to work with
27  PCM signals including simple filters, converters and code to work with some
28  (realtime) codecs.
29 .
30  libroareio: This is the RoarAudio Extended IO library. It contains code for
31  talking to extended IO. Currently it contains code to talk to soundcards
32  without roard. This is not meant to be used by other applications directly.
33 .
34  libroarlight: Light Control support library. It contains code to support
35  the usage of the light control subsystem.
36 .
37  libroarmidi: MIDI subsystem support library. It contains code to support
38  the usage of the MIDI subsystem.
39
40Package: libroar-dev
41Section: libdevel
42Architecture: any
43Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, libroar0 (= ${binary:Version})
44Description: header files and documentation for the roar audio libraries
45 RoarAudio is a server for audio mixing. Its main purpose is to mix audio from
46 different clients before sending it to its outputs (for example a soundcard).
47 It is completely network transparent (UNIX sockets, TCP/IP, DECnet) and
48 supports many common codecs like Ogg Vorbis, Speex or FLAC.
49 .
50 This packet consists of the following libraries:
51  libroar: The RoarAudio main library. It contains code for talking to roard,
52   virtual IO functions useful not only for audio applications, memory
53   management functions like buffers, lists, stacks.
54 .
55  libroardsp: Digital Signal Processing library. It contains code to work with
56  PCM signals including simple filters, converters and code to work with some
57  (realtime) codecs.
58 .
59  libroareio: This is the RoarAudio Extended IO library. It contains code for
60  talking to extended IO. Currently it contains code to talk to soundcards
61  without roard. This is not meant to be used by other applications directly.
62 .
63  libroarlight: Light Control support library. It contains code to support
64  the usage of the light control subsystem.
65 .
66  libroarmidi: MIDI subsystem support library. It contains code to support
67  the usage of the MIDI subsystem.
68
69Package: roaraudio
70Section: sound
71Architecture: any
72Provides: roaraudio-server
73Suggests: roaraudio-extra, libroar-compat, socat, roaraudio-plugin-libao
74Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}
75Description: sound server for audio mixing
76 RoarAudio is a server for audio mixing. Its main purpose is to mix audio from
77 different clients before sending it to its outputs (for example a soundcard).
78 It is completely network transparent (UNIX sockets, TCP/IP, DECnet) and
79 supports many common codecs like Ogg Vorbis, Speex or FLAC.
80
81Package: roaraudio-extra
82Section: sound
83Architecture: any
84Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}
85Suggests: wget
86Description: extra utilities for roaraudio
87 Utilities which are not necessary for running roaraudio and which need
88 extra dependencies are in this package (like roarshout and roarvorbis).
89
90Package: libroar-compat
91Section: libs
92Architecture: any
93Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}
94Description: drop-in replacements for other sound libraries
95 To get programs which use the EsounD (ESD), aRts, OpenBSD sndio, PulseAudio
96 or YIFF API running, you can install this package and replace the appropriate libraries.
97
98Package: roaraudio-plugin-audacious
99Section: sound
100Architecture: any
101Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, audacious
102Description: audacious RoarAudio plugin
103 This is a plugin for audacious which allows audacious to use RoarAudio as output.
104
105Package: roaraudio-plugin-libao
106Section: sound
107Architecture: any
108Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, libao2
109Suggests: vorbis-tools
110Description: libao RoarAudio plugin
111 This is a plugin for libao2 which allows libao2 and all libao2 based
112 applications to use RoarAudio as output.
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