Linux Journal Contents #81, January 2001

by Staff

on January 1, 2001

Linux Journal Issue #81/January 2001

Focus: Multimedia by Don Marti
Part II: A Profile of SoundTracker by Dave Phillips
This article is based on a chapter from the author's book Linux Music & Sound, published by No Starch Press in October 2000.
FIASCO—An Open-Source Fractal Image and Sequence Codec by Dr. Ullrich Hafner
FIASCO provides state-of-the-art image and video compression.
Moviemaking on a Linux Box? No Way! by Adam Williams
Broadcast 2000 aims to bring together the art of making movies and the power of the Linux platform.
Running a Net Radio Station with Open-Source Software by Andy Faulkner, Rich Smith, Brad Baylor, Jim Bailey, Paul Mack, Jim Lemaster and Tom Hartel
Seven Linux enthusiasts broadcast a weekly internet radio show.
Streaming Media by Frank LaMonica
LaMonica describes the hardware and software technology used on the server side of the streaming process.
The Story of OpenAL by Bernd Kreimeier
Kreimeier explores one of Loki's free software projects.
A Crash Course in SDL by John Hall
An adaptation of a chapter from the author's upcoming book.
Ogg Vorbis—Open, Free Audio—Set Your Media Free by Jack Moffitt
Ogg Vorbis is the Open Source Community's hot alternative to MP3.
An Introduction to MSERV by Joshua Drake
Drake explains how MSERV can end musical dictatorship.

Code Reviews by Larry Colen
The best code reviews are the ones that actually get done.