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pool-conduit
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http-conduit
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conduit-combinators
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twitter-conduit
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csv-conduit
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hreq-conduit
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simple-conduit
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crypto-conduit
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http-conduit-browser
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fsnotify-conduit
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rss-conduit
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udp-conduit
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cryptohash-conduit
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hw-conduit-merges
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conduit-concurrent-map
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A suite of Haskell packages that provide a functional, efficient way to work with audio files.
The following sample program uses libsndfile
to load two audio files,
mixes them together,
resamples to 48 kHz with libsamplerate
,
and saves the result to an MP3 file with LAME:
main = do
src1 <- sourceSnd "file1.flac"
src2 <- sourceSnd "file2.ogg"
runResourceT $ sinkMP3 "out.mp3" $
resampleTo 48000 SincBestQuality $ mix src1 src2
This program runs in constant memory,
by using conduit
to stream the audio files in small portions.