How To Install Roarsockconnect In Debian, Ubuntu, Kali And Raspbian?

How To Install Roarsockconnect In Debian, Ubuntu, Kali And Raspbian?

roarsockconnect

header files and documentation for the RoarAudio libraries

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Maintainer: Patrick Matthu00e4i
Email: [email protected] .
Website: http://roaraudio.keep-cool.org/
Section: libdevel

Install roarsockconnect

  • Debian apt-get install libroar-dev Click to copy
  • Ubuntu apt-get install libroar-dev Click to copy
  • Kali Linux apt-get install libroar-dev Click to copy
  • Raspbian apt-get install libroar-dev Click to copy

libroar-dev

header files and documentation for the RoarAudio libraries

RoarAudio is a server for audio mixing. Its main purpose is to mix audio from different clients before sending it to its outputs (for example a soundcard). It is completely network transparent (UNIX sockets, TCP/IP, DECnet) and supports many common codecs like Ogg Vorbis, Speex or FLAC. This packet consists of the following libraries: libroar: The RoarAudio main library. It contains code for talking to roard, virtual IO functions useful not only for audio applications, memory management functions like buffers, lists, stacks. libroardsp: Digital Signal Processing library. It contains code to work with PCM signals including simple filters, converters and code to work with some (realtime) codecs. libroareio: This is the RoarAudio Extended IO library. It contains code for talking to extended IO. Currently it contains code to talk to soundcards without roard. This is not meant to be used by other applications directly. libroarlight: Light Control support library. It contains code to support the usage of the light control subsystem. libroarmidi: MIDI subsystem support library. It contains code to support the usage of the MIDI subsystem. This package contains the development headers for the libroar library.

roaraudio-dbg

RoarAudio sound server for audio mixing (debugging symbols)

RoarAudio is a server for audio mixing. Its main purpose is to mix audio from different clients before sending it to its outputs (for example a soundcard). It is completely network transparent (UNIX sockets, TCP/IP, DECnet) and supports many common codecs like Ogg Vorbis, Speex or FLAC. This packet consists of the following libraries: libroar: The RoarAudio main library. It contains code for talking to roard, virtual IO functions useful not only for audio applications, memory management functions like buffers, lists, stacks. libroardsp: Digital Signal Processing library. It contains code to work with PCM signals including simple filters, converters and code to work with some (realtime) codecs. libroareio: This is the RoarAudio Extended IO library. It contains code for talking to extended IO. Currently it contains code to talk to soundcards without roard. This is not meant to be used by other applications directly. libroarlight: Light Control support library. It contains code to support the usage of the light control subsystem. libroarmidi: MIDI subsystem support library. It contains code to support the usage of the MIDI subsystem. This package contains the debugging symbols for RoarAudio.

Installing roarsockconnect command is simple. just copy one of the above commands for your operating system and paste it into terminal. This command is available for Debian, Ubuntu, Kali and Raspbian operating systems. Once you run the command it will install the latest version of roarsockconnect 2026 package in your OS.