How complete is Reggae? Anyone using it?

I only know of a single application using MOSMedia (formerly "Reggae"), that automatically gets updates of web pages. It's a pity, because MOSMedia is the equivalent of Windows' DirectShow system, which makes writing multimedia applications a snap. How many media players are there for this system (except MPlayer, of course)?

Weather and DigiFilter use Reggae also.

I'm a bit off-subject but:
Is there a morphup package for reggae?

http://teleinfo.pb.edu.pl/~krashan/software/morphup/teleinfo.pmi

reggae doesn't provide any video codecs and only few audio ones, so i doubt there is any media player based on it.

Well there is 'any' player using Reggae, it is soundplay - an example Reggae application written by me and Nicolas Det. Its source code is included in Reggae developer package. Also DigiFilter (see here) can be considered as a kind of audio player...

[ Edited by Krashan on 2006/3/11 21:13 ]

Reggae is an exciting project

It could be quite cool to have an audio.input that took the AHI output to apply your filters

that could turn AmiNetRadio into a karaoke

It's a pity that there are no many available encoders/decoders, but I guess that this standard will be adopted when more codecs become available...

jpeg/png/gif support would attract coders kiero probably wrote some damn fast routines for ShowGirls so maybe he could share with you some code so you can add that codecs

Video codecs would be a dream come true

I hope next "multiview" versions have Reggae support as standard. The OS should be the first in supporting it... I hope next revisions include it

A picture-datatype.decoder may be useful too until we have more codecs.

A picture-datatype.decoder may be useful too until we have more codecs.

While such a codec will lack some of Reggae features, it may be an interesting temporary solution.

I have plans to use Reggae in my software, as soon as it will support more file formats (some image formats like PNG/JPG, and MP3/OGG in the first place). I really like the idea and concept behind this project, keep up the work Krashan!

Hi,

BurnIt3 uses Reggae to play sounds on some events.

Reggae is a great concept. I hope that will be more widely excepted.

Thanks for the feedback.

@igracki

nice, where can i buy BurnIt3 ?

burnit3 is freeware, it is available dtc.

@ TheFab

Link? Last time I checked www.burnit.info there was pretty much no
news since stonage or so.

@Zylesea: this was a (bad) joke from TheFab... "dtc" is the French equivalent of "iya" (ie: In y** a**) :)

I guess he was kinda fed up of people talking about unreleased software ? :)

Leo.

[ Edited by Leo on 2006/3/14 23:23 ]

I'd buy it right away. Actually I'm trying to register FryingPan, but
I've no luck reaching its author, either. Doesn't matter if I succeed
with that or not though, I'd buy BurnIt immediately in any case.

My peg has a dvd-drive since ages and I would buy it,too But the second christmas has passed since I've seen
BurnIt3 on betatester machines running nicely