[wplug] compression follow-up

[bgtrio at yahoo.com]

Yes I succeeded in the installation.  Two caveats though:

1. This was a while ago, version 4.2.  I think I installed from source but 
I'm not sure.

2. I installed it on redhat 8.x, I've since upgraded to 9.0 which includes 
a new glibc so I have no idea if it even works (or ever worked, actually, 
since I don't recall trying those particular plugins- I played mostly wiht 
the delay/echo ones when I first installed it then got too busy to play 
for a while).

I wonder if there's enough interest to have a wplug General User Meeting 
devoted to linux audio content-creation software (i.e., wave editors yes, 
xmms no), perhaps have a lightning-talk session where each person shows 
off something different?  

Bryon




On Thu, 26 Jun 2003, Russ Schneider wrote:

> bgtrio at yahoo.com wrote:
> 
> > I have been using gnusound for a while, it's a pretty capable wave editor 
> > that can accept ladspa plugins.  
> 
> Gnusound looks good.  Better than anything else I've seen for Linux yet.
> 
> > There are at least 5 plugins that appear to do various forms of 
> > compression. 
> 
> I tried grabbing the plugins, which had two dependencies.  One of the 
> dependencies, fftw, I downloaded, installed, but the file the plugins 
> keeps looking for is fftw3f.dc when what I downloaded installed 
> fftw3.dc.  I grabbed the latest version from fftw.org so I'm a bit 
> mystified.
> 
> Did you succeed in installing the compression plugins?  If so, do you 
> have any light to shed on this dilemma?
> 
> 
> 

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