comparison README @ 44:ce61ad9b9159 1.0

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 Vamp
 ====
-http://www.sonicvisualiser.org/vamp.html
 
 An API for audio analysis and feature extraction plugins.
+
+   http://www.vamp-plugins.org/
 
 Vamp is an API for C and C++ plugins that process sampled audio data
 to produce descriptive output (measurements or semantic observations).
 
 The principal differences between Vamp and a real-time audio

    time.  This also means that fundamental properties such as the
    number of values per output or the preferred processing block
    size may depend on the input parameters.
 
  * Vamp plugins do not have to be able to run in real time.
-
-Vamp reuses some ideas from several existing systems, notably DSSI
-(http://dssi.sourceforge.net) and FEAPI (http://feapi.sourceforge.net).
 
 
 About this SDK
 ==============
 

 run "make".
 
 Installing the example plugins so that they can be found by other Vamp
 hosts depends on your platform:
 
- * Windows: copy examples/vamp-example-plugins.dll and
-   examples/vamp-example-plugins.cat to C:\Program Files\Vamp Plugins
+ * Windows: copy the files
+      examples/vamp-example-plugins.dll
+      examples/vamp-example-plugins.cat
+   to
+      C:\Program Files\Vamp Plugins
 
- * Linux: copy examples/vamp-example-plugins.so and
-   examples/vamp-example-plugins.cat to /usr/local/lib/vamp/
+ * Linux: copy the files
+      examples/vamp-example-plugins.so
+      examples/vamp-example-plugins.cat
+   to
+      /usr/local/lib/vamp/
 
- * OS/X: copy examples/vamp-example-plugins.dylib and
-   examples/vamp-example-plugins.cat to /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Vamp
+ * OS/X: copy the files
+      examples/vamp-example-plugins.dylib
+      examples/vamp-example-plugins.cat
+   to
+      /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Vamp
 
 When building a plugin or host of your own using the SDK, you will
-need to include the headers from the vamp-sdk directory.  When linking
-your plugin or host, we suggest statically linking the SDK code in
-preference to distributing it alongside your plugin or host in DLL
-form.  An easy way to do this, if using a project-based build tool
+need to include the headers from the vamp-sdk directory; then when
+linking your plugin or host, we suggest statically linking the SDK
+code (in preference to distributing it alongside your program in DLL
+form).  An easy way to do this, if using a project-based build tool
 such as Visual Studio or XCode, is simply to add the .cpp files in the
 vamp-sdk directory to your project.
 
 
 Licensing

 Sonic Visualiser, an interactive open-source graphical audio
 inspection, analysis and visualisation tool supporting Vamp plugins.
 http://www.sonicvisualiser.org/
 
 
-Chris Cannam
-Centre for Digital Music
-Queen Mary, University of London
+Authors
+=======
+
+Vamp and the Vamp SDK were designed and made at the Centre for Digital
+Music at Queen Mary, University of London.  The SDK code was written
+by Chris Cannam, copyright (c) 2005-2006 Chris Cannam.  Mark Sandler
+and Christian Landone provided ideas and direction, and Mark Levy, Dan
+Stowell, Martin Gasser and Craig Sapp provided testing and other input
+for the 1.0 API and SDK.  The API reuses some ideas from several prior
+plugin systems, notably DSSI (http://dssi.sourceforge.net) and FEAPI
+(http://feapi.sourceforge.net).
+