Symphonia v0.5.2: Audio decoding in safe Rust, now often faster than FFmpeg!

• rotary

  4 73 5.8 Rust

  A crate for working with audio in Rust (by udoprog)

Regarding improving the API for 0.6, something that bugs me about the current Rust audio ecosystem is that everyone is reinventing the wheel with their own audio buffer types each with their own API that downstream users have to learn. This makes it more of a hassle to pass audio data from one library to another than it should be. I've been contributing to the audio crate which provides buffer structs and traits for working with audio buffers with a common API regardless of their layout in memory. I have a work-in-progress branch for Rubato refactoring it to use the audio crate, though there's a bit more work to do in the audio crate to complete that. Would you be interested in using the audio crate in Symphonia?

• dizi

  3 33 5.9 Rust

  Server-client music player written in Rust

Love the work! I actually migrated from rodio to symphonia for a music player I'm working on (https://github.com/kamiyaa/dizi) because rodio had some APIs that didn't suit my needs. In addition, symphonia also supported more formats like m4a <3. Can't wait for 0.6!

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• Symphonia

  30 2,123 7.7 Rust

  Pure Rust multimedia format demuxing, tag reading, and audio decoding library

Symphonia is an audio decoder framework in 100% safe Rust supporting the most popular media formats (MP4/M4A, OGG, MKV/WebM, WAV) and audio codecs (AAC-LC, ADPCM, ALAC, FLAC, MP1/2/3, Vorbis, PCM).

• rubato

  2 156 6.5 Rust

  An asyncronous resampling library written in Rust (by HEnquist)

Regarding improving the API for 0.6, something that bugs me about the current Rust audio ecosystem is that everyone is reinventing the wheel with their own audio buffer types each with their own API that downstream users have to learn. This makes it more of a hassle to pass audio data from one library to another than it should be. I've been contributing to the audio crate which provides buffer structs and traits for working with audio buffers with a common API regardless of their layout in memory. I have a work-in-progress branch for Rubato refactoring it to use the audio crate, though there's a bit more work to do in the audio crate to complete that. Would you be interested in using the audio crate in Symphonia?

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