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  2. data/LICENSE +13 -0
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  4. data/ext/seal/extconf.rb +45 -0
  5. data/include/al/al.h +724 -0
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  10. data/include/ogg/config_types.h +25 -0
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  24. data/include/vorbis/codec.h +243 -0
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  26. data/mpg123/AUTHORS +150 -0
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  65. data/mpg123/doc/examples/id3dump.c +178 -0
  66. data/mpg123/doc/examples/mpg123_to_wav.c +118 -0
  67. data/mpg123/doc/examples/mpglib.c +92 -0
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