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+1  Q: 

Good MP3 or OGG Decoder written in C

Hey, I was looking for a good MP3 or OGG decoder that use the BSD license or public domain and that is also light-weight (something that comes with sources without the need of platform specific configuration).

+2  A: 

You're not likely to find one for mp3 as there are a handful of licensing issues.

OGG is simply a container format the can hold audio, video, and more. Perhaps you mean ogg vorbis. Check out stb_vorbis. It's a free, public-domain C vorbis codec.

JoshD  2010-10-18 22:06:17
Can it decode to 16-bit stereo PCM? If so, tell me what function to use.
Tamir  2010-10-19 18:03:42
@Tamir: I linked the site. I am not familiar with this product. You'll have to look at the information.
JoshD  2010-10-19 18:25:46
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Like this one?

Nathon  2010-10-18 22:06:32

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