readme.txt       - General information on DUMB
licence.txt      - Conditions for the use of this software
release.txt      - Release notes and changes for this and past releases

docs/howto.txt   - Step-by-step instructions on adding DUMB to your project
docs/faq.txt     - Frequently asked questions and answers to them
docs/dumb.txt    - DUMB library reference
docs/deprec.txt  - Information about deprecated parts of the API
docs/ptr.txt     - Quick introduction to pointers for those who need it
docs/fnptr.txt   - Explanation of function pointers for those who need it
docs/modplug.txt - Some comments on ModPlug Tracker and compatibility

readme.txt       - General information on DUMBOGG
COPYING          - Conditions for the use of this software
release.txt      - Release notes and changes for this and past releases
howto.txt        - Step-by-step instructions on using DUMBOGG
djgpp.txt        - Special instructions for DJGPP

DUMBOGG - Release notes.


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*** Version 0.5, released 16 August 2002 ***
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This is the first release. It is compatible with DUMB v0.8 and DUMB v0.8.1.
However, it uses undocumented parts of DUMB's API; it may not be compatible
with future versions. Chances are DUMBOGG and DUMB will be upgraded at the
same time, so if you download both you'll be OK.

There's just one point of note in this release. When you call al_start_duh(),
it is your responsibility to pass the correct sampling frequency (you must
pass the same frequency the OGG was encoded at). If you do not, you will
succeed in changing the pitch and speed of the playback, BUT it will not be
the same in future releases. In future releases, resampling will take place
in order to keep the OGG playing at the right pitch. (There will be other
methods for making the OGG play at a different pitch.) So, if you pass a
different frequency, be prepared for your program not to work as you'd like
in future releases.

That's it! Enjoy :)