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From: David Stuart <dave@sipquest.com>
Subject: Any good books recommended?
Date: Sat, 24 May 2003 23:47:33 -0400
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Hi All,

I was just wondering if there are any good books (and/or documents) that 
I should read if I wanted to start doing some audio programming in Linux 
(using ALSA, of course). Any recommendations?

I'm talking about programming at the API layer, not really sound drivers 
(though I suppose concepts might overlap)..




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