annotate README.txt @ 21:8984ab4a0213
Input time better as frame value I think
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2 Vamp Test Plugin
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3 ================
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5 This is a test plugin for use by developers who are working on host
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6 applications for Vamp plugins.
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8 Its primary purpose is to help you test that your host is correctly
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9 handling the output sample type and sample rate, as these are quite
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10 easily misinterpreted. (See http://vamp-plugins.org/ for more about
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11 Vamp plugins and http://vapm-plugins.org/guide.pdf for the programming
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12 guide which explains the output sample type and sample rate.)
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14 The plugin does no real work. It simply provides a variety of outputs
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15 with different output descriptors, and returns some test values. See
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16 https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/vamp-test-plugin/wiki/Wiki
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17 for documentation of the outputs and features returned.
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19 If you are developing plugins rather than hosts, and you want help in
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20 testing them, look instead at the Vamp Plugin Tester
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21 (https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/vamp-plugin-tester).
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