You And Me Flac

This is a complete high-level Haskell bindingto libFLAC—reference FLAC implementation.

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As the maintainer of the C FLAC code base, I must say I'm impressed. Quitehonestly, I think the C API is horrible.

—Erik de Castro Lopo

Aims of the project

I agree with you and found this quite amusing. As a general rule I use FLAC for archiving and mirror that into VORBIS at 256 for listening or portable players. It is difficult, if not impossible, for me to discern VORBIS at 256 from FLAC. However, I will say that on my system and my bedroom system. Nina Simone - You And Me (2015) [FLAC] 2 torrent download locations monova.org Nina Simone - You And Me (2015) [FLAC] Other 2 days btdb.to Nina Simone - You And Me (2015) [FLAC].

Here are several ideas the project follows:

  • Concentrate only on native FLAC format without messing with other audioformats or their flavors. This library is about FLAC only.

  • Be a complete interface for FLAC file manipulation in Haskell. “Complete”means that everything supported by the reference implementation should besupported by this package. This is in the hope to prevent fragmentationand proliferation of different libraries to work with FLAC with each ofthem covering only some 80% of functionality the library author needed andneglecting other 20%.

  • Be as efficient as the underlying C implementation, avoid adding any sortof overhead (memory/speed/or otherwise).

  • Provide idiot-proof API using type system to kindly guard against badthings, but not so much to remain beginner-friendly and simple.

  • Make invalid code and data unrepresentable.

Motivation

FLAC is awesome and Haskell is awesome, surely there should be a way toachieve an even higher level of awesomeness by coding a safe Haskell API tothe fast libFLAC library.

Seriously though, wehave htaglib to work withaudio metadata, but it does not support a lot of FLAC-specific things I'dlove to manipulate. Wehave hsndfile, but I don'treally want to read FLAC data into a buffer or Haskell Vector. How simpleis it (if possible) to decode a FLAC file using that library? How simple isit to figure out where to begin with such a task? With flac it'sdecodeFlac def 'myfile.flac' 'myfile.wav'—done, average song in a fractionof second.

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Provided functionality

Here we go:

  • Metadata—full support for reading/writing/deleting of all audioparameters, application data, seek tables, vorbis comments of all sorts,CUE sheets, and even pictures.

  • Stream decoder—simple interface for decoding to vanilla WAVE and RF64(support for files larger than 4 Gb).

  • Stream encoder—a lot of options to tweak, everything that libFLAC has, butyou can also use def and just encode vanilla WAVE or RF64 file intonative FLAC. Simple and efficient.

Limitations

Right now there are three main limitations:

  • No Ogg FLAC support, and I do not plan to add it, but I'll accept a PRadding support for Ogg FLAC.

  • It's not possible to use custom callbacks for printing decoding/encodingprogress in real-time and stuff like that. Not a big issue IMO, given thatwe get nice and safe API instead.

  • Only works on little-endian architectures so far, I'll accept a PR liftingthis limitation.

Quick start

The best way to start using flac is to take a lookat the Haddocks. Encoding anddecoding are so simple that even a baby could handle it, and for metadatathere are examples and a lot of details in the docs. Feel free to ask me aquestion if you get stuck with something though.

Related packages

Danzig

The following packages are designed to be used with flac:

  • flac-picture—addpictures to FLAC metadata easier.

Contribution

You and me flac danzig

Please kindly direct all issues, bugs, and questions tothe GitHub issue tracker for this project.

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Pull requests are also welcome and will be reviewed quickly.

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License

You And Me Flac Danzig

Copyright © 2016–2019 Mark Karpov

You And Me Flac Less Than Zero

Distributed under BSD 3 clause license.