Result for 081A8BDF0F1A9092EEAE51E59F84ED6D9EC36863

Query result

Key Value
FileName./usr/bin/lv2_validate
FileSize4290
MD5C3FA24EBE7F21EF46DA11BF3630F4BD7
SHA-1081A8BDF0F1A9092EEAE51E59F84ED6D9EC36863
SHA-2560A091F4A1F9E011247A639F3A5223ABA7D3DED5476DCF16446D7584A78FA490F
SSDEEP96:rWCw0j/d5CKMqNurNF4L/aN8f/qibpkRLmLEHuCqqfR2UqdtcRxnvnPHbRYEclij:RwWNNY8jqB
TLSHT12A91593AD9C40D944140303FA3A5A153386602A6F801DBABF6547FDA6FEAD71CA7C428
hashlookup:parent-total7
hashlookup:trust85

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The searched file hash is included in 7 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key Value
MD5CD655054F4BE7D44FE15C960DC8DE51C
PackageArchx86_64
PackageDescriptionLV2 is a portable plugin standard for audio systems, similar in scope to LADSPA, VST, AU, and others. It defines a C API for code and a format for data files which collectively describe a plugin. LV2 consists of a simple core (roughly equivalent in power to LADSPA) which can be extended to support more advanced functionality. This allows the interface to be "grown" to accommodate the needs of real software as they arise. LV2 is both a stable interface and a forward-moving project: there is a stable set of "official" extensions in use while new functionality is actively developed. Anyone can extend LV2, which allows developers to try out new ideas and ensure they work in practice. Good extensions are vetted by the community and included in the official distribution so they can be relied on to be widely supported. This open development model means developers can always scratch their itch without a central authority getting in the way. The current stable release includes most functionality required by modern plugins, including: * Audio, control, "control voltage" (audio-rate control), and event (e.g. MIDI) input and output * Expressive open-ended port metadata, including: - "Meaningful" controls (e.g. gain or envelope attack) allowing intelligent host control or UI generation - Control units (e.g. Hz, octaves, dB) - Multi-channel port groups (e.g. stereo, 5.1 surround, ambisonics * Embeddable GUIs in any toolkit, with support for a full plugin/UI split (including network transparency in capable hosts) * Ability to bundle any files (e.g. samples or impulses) with plugins * Presets (bundled and/or user saved) * Plugin state saving and restoring * Host-managed logging * Non-realtime plugin worker methods (simple and portable host-managed threading) * Message-based plugin communication, allowing plugins/UIs to have advanced interfaces without host support or specifications getting in the way * Transport awareness, both real time and tempo time (bars, beats, etc-.) LV2 has graceful compatibility "baked in": for example, a simple amplifier plugin might have audio in/out with a gain control, and function in any host. The same plugin could have a fancy GUI and transport awareness which optionally work in hosts that support these features. Conversely, hosts know not to load plugins that require features it does not support. See the specification index for complete documentation. If you are a host or plugin author and need missing functionality, please file a ticket or let us know your requirements on the mailing list. LV2 is a community project that depends on your feedback to improve - unknown requirements are unmet requirements!
PackageMaintainerhttps://www.suse.com/
PackageNamelv2
PackageRelease1.9
PackageVersion1.18.2
SHA-14101B427E7D9EA8EF8BC14E8C339B9BB6E58FD39
SHA-256073F90F0D1B165C66A5D4B8C2EF0B461FE5059868978414B4DEA6396EF6AE8EB
Key Value
MD5D716DB0F464122985EE5C206FC78CF7B
PackageArchs390x
PackageDescriptionLV2 is a portable plugin standard for audio systems, similar in scope to LADSPA, VST, AU, and others. It defines a C API for code and a format for data files which collectively describe a plugin. LV2 consists of a simple core (roughly equivalent in power to LADSPA) which can be extended to support more advanced functionality. This allows the interface to be "grown" to accommodate the needs of real software as they arise. LV2 is both a stable interface and a forward-moving project: there is a stable set of "official" extensions in use while new functionality is actively developed. Anyone can extend LV2, which allows developers to try out new ideas and ensure they work in practice. Good extensions are vetted by the community and included in the official distribution so they can be relied on to be widely supported. This open development model means developers can always scratch their itch without a central authority getting in the way. The current stable release includes most functionality required by modern plugins, including: * Audio, control, "control voltage" (audio-rate control), and event (e.g. MIDI) input and output * Expressive open-ended port metadata, including: - "Meaningful" controls (e.g. gain or envelope attack) allowing intelligent host control or UI generation - Control units (e.g. Hz, octaves, dB) - Multi-channel port groups (e.g. stereo, 5.1 surround, ambisonics * Embeddable GUIs in any toolkit, with support for a full plugin/UI split (including network transparency in capable hosts) * Ability to bundle any files (e.g. samples or impulses) with plugins * Presets (bundled and/or user saved) * Plugin state saving and restoring * Host-managed logging * Non-realtime plugin worker methods (simple and portable host-managed threading) * Message-based plugin communication, allowing plugins/UIs to have advanced interfaces without host support or specifications getting in the way * Transport awareness, both real time and tempo time (bars, beats, etc-.) LV2 has graceful compatibility "baked in": for example, a simple amplifier plugin might have audio in/out with a gain control, and function in any host. The same plugin could have a fancy GUI and transport awareness which optionally work in hosts that support these features. Conversely, hosts know not to load plugins that require features it does not support. See the specification index for complete documentation. If you are a host or plugin author and need missing functionality, please file a ticket or let us know your requirements on the mailing list. LV2 is a community project that depends on your feedback to improve - unknown requirements are unmet requirements!
PackageMaintainerhttps://www.suse.com/
PackageNamelv2
PackageRelease1.9
PackageVersion1.18.2
SHA-1480B4E2EDB2C63B72632B056A0FAF9F593D45E5F
SHA-256248DD0FE8B4D957FC46B2413ACEC156093E43465EC23BA523F1DA3C440D710A4
Key Value
MD522E0FB166AE2E7E029AB121B976E1C15
PackageArchaarch64
PackageDescriptionlv2-devel contains the lv2.h header file and headers for all of the LV2 specification extensions and bundles. Definitive technical documentation on LV2 plug-ins for both the host and plug-in is contained within copious comments within the lv2.h header file.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamelv2-devel
PackageRelease1.el8
PackageVersion1.18.0
SHA-198F74B6F1395634C1576E31958A587B926C90E74
SHA-25672E3BC4EA76F4D323EB56CC8E273AA9050DEC08A7A0FC13A658FD5C75327B47C
Key Value
MD581A466413755E7FBA30C5DC1526FA63D
PackageArchppc64le
PackageDescriptionlv2-devel contains the lv2.h header file and headers for all of the LV2 specification extensions and bundles. Definitive technical documentation on LV2 plug-ins for both the host and plug-in is contained within copious comments within the lv2.h header file.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamelv2-devel
PackageRelease1.el8
PackageVersion1.18.0
SHA-1765EB66065749FEE9BD7BF5BCDD0CE5E3756F1AC
SHA-25625AF4DFFD7B500D2CB7F432AB253896EF6F8998FBED73F9AFBA375908C61C402
Key Value
MD56882D5A6BDC01D2499965CDF4996E0AA
PackageArchs390x
PackageDescriptionlv2-devel contains the lv2.h header file and headers for all of the LV2 specification extensions and bundles. Definitive technical documentation on LV2 plug-ins for both the host and plug-in is contained within copious comments within the lv2.h header file.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamelv2-devel
PackageRelease1.el8
PackageVersion1.18.0
SHA-125577F0DDFD6D273A37CEB1A4B8F83984FF55F96
SHA-256AAF5E0F8CC49FD8EFB486471BEBDA56AB422DF15BFCB73674A3D36F4366677F7
Key Value
MD567BA5168CFD8C35562E6EE4475B635DA
PackageArchx86_64
PackageDescriptionlv2-devel contains the lv2.h header file and headers for all of the LV2 specification extensions and bundles. Definitive technical documentation on LV2 plug-ins for both the host and plug-in is contained within copious comments within the lv2.h header file.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamelv2-devel
PackageRelease1.el8
PackageVersion1.18.0
SHA-1525DA7FB704242CD37A309E13F99955BBC37C178
SHA-256FC2E7D5F1A04CA886887A0903AC693FB3A87B4CA36A87EE65A76968AA197F124
Key Value
MD5408CE55B9D17D193B8A45C8145C2703F
PackageArchx86_64
PackageDescriptionLV2 is a portable plugin standard for audio systems, similar in scope to LADSPA, VST, AU, and others. It defines a C API for code and a format for data files which collectively describe a plugin. LV2 consists of a simple core (roughly equivalent in power to LADSPA) which can be extended to support more advanced functionality. This allows the interface to be "grown" to accommodate the needs of real software as they arise. LV2 is both a stable interface and a forward-moving project: there is a stable set of "official" extensions in use while new functionality is actively developed. Anyone can extend LV2, which allows developers to try out new ideas and ensure they work in practice. Good extensions are vetted by the community and included in the official distribution so they can be relied on to be widely supported. This open development model means developers can always scratch their itch without a central authority getting in the way. The current stable release includes most functionality required by modern plugins, including: * Audio, control, "control voltage" (audio-rate control), and event (e.g. MIDI) input and output * Expressive open-ended port metadata, including: - "Meaningful" controls (e.g. gain or envelope attack) allowing intelligent host control or UI generation - Control units (e.g. Hz, octaves, dB) - Multi-channel port groups (e.g. stereo, 5.1 surround, ambisonics * Embeddable GUIs in any toolkit, with support for a full plugin/UI split (including network transparency in capable hosts) * Ability to bundle any files (e.g. samples or impulses) with plugins * Presets (bundled and/or user saved) * Plugin state saving and restoring * Host-managed logging * Non-realtime plugin worker methods (simple and portable host-managed threading) * Message-based plugin communication, allowing plugins/UIs to have advanced interfaces without host support or specifications getting in the way * Transport awareness, both real time and tempo time (bars, beats, etc-.) LV2 has graceful compatibility "baked in": for example, a simple amplifier plugin might have audio in/out with a gain control, and function in any host. The same plugin could have a fancy GUI and transport awareness which optionally work in hosts that support these features. Conversely, hosts know not to load plugins that require features it does not support. See the specification index for complete documentation. If you are a host or plugin author and need missing functionality, please file a ticket or let us know your requirements on the mailing list. LV2 is a community project that depends on your feedback to improve - unknown requirements are unmet requirements!
PackageMaintainerhttps://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageNamelv2
PackageRelease2.7
PackageVersion1.18.2
SHA-182B127E5E6DBAA6A0102A50F4A9A90FF460095B5
SHA-2568FE977D3E2C7223C05C5359D87476C352D67984A0A454F34518D89A7877059B7