[speex-dev] Official GUI Speex player

[Tyler Knott]

>A "rough and tumble" player that can be distributed with content to
>allow for those people lacking a more functional player isn't a bad idea
>at all.
>
Thanks.

> There is a lot of complexity associated with it, though. Even if
>you elect to just have a command-line player, there's still the audio
>interface to deal with.
>
>Not impossible, just careful coding.
>  
>
A good example of something like this working is Audacity(a 
free/open-source audio editor about 1 level below many professional 
tools w/ built-in Vorbis de/encoding and FLAC support coming 
soon(audacity.sf.net)).  It works on Win32, *nix, and MacOS X 
systems(they also have a MacOS 9 version avalible but its a little 
dated).  I believe they used wxWindows for the GUI but I'm not really 
sure about anything else.  I'm not a programmer, just a guy with an idea.

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