[gst-devel] VST Audio Plug in approach using Gstreamer and Linux OS with ARM Cortex A8 processors

[thx1138]

On 1/6/09 5:25 AM, "Stefan Kost" <ensonic at hora-obscura.de> wrote:

> thx1138 schrieb:
>> Hello,
>> 
>> We are presently using VST as a plug-in for audio applications and the
>> question came up today is it possible for VST plug-ins to work with
>> G-Streamer? Our VST's are migrating from PC/Mac Intel host and desire to use
>> VST approach with Gstreamer for ARM Cortex A8 processor.
>> 
>> We have Linux Gstreamer as our Linux interface and we are wondering what has
>> been done in this area already to look at the API interfaces etc.
> 
> If those are your own vst plugins I would port them to gstreamer. For vst
> effects you could use GstAudioFilter as a baseclass
> (gst-plugins-base/gst-libs/gst/audio/).
> 
> If you want to keep the plugins as they are, you would need to write a brige
> plugin. It would load the vst plugins as a host an externaly appear as a
> gstreamer plugin.
> 
> Stefan
> 
>> 
>> Regards,
>> 
>> Terry
>> 
>> 
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Hello,

I have discovered that VST Plugins can be used with WINE interface to Linux.
This was done using an Intel and AMD processor. Does anyone have some good
links to doing the same using ARM 11 or Cortex A8 processors? We are suing
Gstreamer for our plug-in interface for Multichannel matrix audio decoding
and post processing.

I am new to this as all of my earlier work was DSP based and now I must
migrate to ARM all of my Dolby, DTS, AAC, MP3 etc. decoding and post
processing.

Any suggestions would be great.

Terry