Added the ability for the user to provide a DataSourceFactory, which cAudio will use to get audio data. This interface can be overridden to provide cAudio the ability to read from zip archives, TCP streams, potentially any location. DataSourceFactories can also be prioritized.
Made the existing FileSource a factory and registered it by default with the manager. If the user wishes to prevent cAudio from reading from disk, unRegister the "FileSystem" data source.
Made tutorials conform with the changes to the API.
Changed the 3d tutorial to use the move convenience function in order to have proper doppler effects.
Added relative seek ability to cAudio source.
Updated decoders to have a flag if the data they are working with is valid for their decoder (isValid).
Added reference counting to IAudio, IAudioDecoder, and IDataSource
Added better error checking in cAudio sources and they will do a better job of detecting if they are invalid.
Fixed the spelling on cWavAudioDecoderFactory.h
Ogg decoder support for the isValid check.
Time seek ability added to cRawDecoder
Rewrote cWavDecoder. It will now read slightly malformed wav files (and conforms to the wav spec), no longer has a bug where 8 bit mono audio samples will play twice as fast as 16 bit mono samples, proper bounds checking to make sure only the audio data is sent to the audio source, and time seeking abilities. The decoder does not support channels over 2, compressed wavs, wavs with more than 1 data or fmt block, or any other blocks that may be present in a wav file. All unsupported blocks will be ignored.
Added a convenience function (move()) to the cAudio source, making it easier to move a source and do velocity for doppler effects with a single call.
Internally, audio sources are now stored in an std::vector for better performance. This change also makes it so that it is no longer required for the user to name a source. The user can pass NULL to name to avoid naming it.
Some documentation fixes.
Added a stress test app, allowing users and developers test how well cAudio performs under pressure.
Joshua Jones