zfaad

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Last Update: 2013-03-21

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The zFAAD is the fixed-point version of FAAD.
(FAAD : the decoder of FAAC(Freeware Advanced Audio Coder))
It makes it possible to decode AAC audio on PDA(StrongArm 206MHz CPU)

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