Category Archives: Cricket

This version fixes a few minor bugs on iOS and Android.

We are pleased to introduce Cricket FFT, a Fast Fourier Transform library designed specifically for iOS and Android native development. It is optimized for ARM devices, using NEON instructions when available, and can also be easily built for Windows and … Continue reading →

This version adds an iOS binary for armv7s devices (i.e. the iPhone 5). We are also dropping support for armv6 devices, since the latest version of Xcode (4.5) can no longer compile for armv6. Also in this version: Added CkCustomFile … Continue reading →

This version improves support for Windows; libraries are now provided for Visual Studio 2012 as well as Visual Studio 2010, for both 32-bit and 64-bit applications, and for Metro (a.k.a Modern UI) apps. This release also fixes an audio glitch … Continue reading →

This version adds 64-bit support on Mac OS, and fixes a crash on Android armv7a devices that lack NEON support.

Version 1.0.25 of Cricket Audio is now available for download! Changes in this version include: Cricket Audio is now provided as a fat binary for iOS, combining the “iphoneos” (armv6/armv7) and “iphonesimulator” (i386) platforms into one library, in the lib/ios … Continue reading →

New in this release: Added support for playing files from the iTunes library on iOS Added Doppler effect for 3D sounds Added software support for Ogg Vorbis stream sounds Added volume attenuation modes for 3D sounds Fixed volume inconsistency between … Continue reading →

Cricket 1.0.23 is now available for download. New features: Added support for positioning sounds in 3D space relative to the listener Added CkSetOutputCallback() and CkSound::setAudioCallback() to set callbacks for custom audio processing Changes in volume to playing sounds can now … Continue reading →

Cricket 1.0.22 is now available for download. This adds a few new useful features, and includes some major performance optimizations. New features: Better loop control: you can now specify loop start and end points with CkSound::setLoop(), query the number of … Continue reading →