Openal — 2.0.7.0

Released as part of the stable 1.23.x or earlier 1.22.x development cycle (depending on tagging), version is notable for the following:

However, OpenAL remains the standard for open-source game development and emulation (e.g., Dolphin Emulator, PPSSPP) due to its permissive licensing and efficient handling of positional audio. openal 2.0.7.0

Buffers contain the raw PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) audio data. Formats supported include mono 8-bit/16-bit, stereo 16-bit, and compressed formats (though decompression is often handled by the implementation or external libraries like Vorbis). Released as part of the stable 1

According to technical documentation on Wikipedia, the library simulates several key acoustic phenomena: openal 2.0.7.0