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77 the Opus Codec (RFC 6716 and RFC 8251). The Opus codec is designed for
88 interactive speech and audio transmission over the Internet, but is also
99 intended for storage and streaming.
10- .
11- The library provides a an interface to the encoder and decoder, as well as a
10+
11+ The library provides an interface to the encoder and decoder, as well as a
1212 Conduit wrapper for operating with stream data.
13- .
13+
1414 To use this library , you need to have the libopus library installed on your
15- system.
16- .
17- - On Debian-based systems, you can install it with @sudo apt-get install
18- libopus-dev@.
19- - On MacOS, you can install it with @brew install opus@ using Homebrew.
20- - On Windows (MinGW-based, e.g. GHCup toolchain), you can install it with
21- @cabal exec -- pacman -S mingw64/mingw-w64-x86_64-opus@ (for x64).
22- .
15+ system. Please see the README for more info.
16+
2317 The compiled Haskell code will link dynamically by default, so if
2418 you are distributing a precompiled binary, you may want to look into
2519 static linking.
26- .
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2721 This package is a fork of the original opus package by Markus Barenhoff,
2822 which is no longer maintained (and was never published to Hackage).
2923 Permission has been granted by the original author to publish this fork
30- under the same BSD3 license.
24+ with the same name under the BSD3 license.
3125homepage : https://github.com/yutotakano/opus
3226license : BSD-3-Clause
3327license-file : LICENSE
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