So far, the audio backend issues were killing me in the original repo. And "I've" implemented a really iffy way on fixing it.
Malugri is a modular app to play various formats of video game music. So far supported formats are the Nintendo audio formats (powered by OpenRevolution library). The MalugriPlayer core is made to be portable.
This is an implementation of Malugri for iOS devices, using EZAudio library backend for audio playback, and AVFoundation for conversion features.
Please use homebrew ruby to install this as it caused me less issues on downgrading ruby dependencies.
This project uses CocoaPods to ship dependencies. If you don't have it installed, you can visit https://cocoapods.org/#install for information on that. Then, in your project folder run
pod install
After the pods install, you should open the workspace (.xcworkspace) in Xcode (not .xcodeproj)
In the source tree of this repository you can find the binary blob openrevolution.a which is compiled and tested to work with the current version. However if you like to build the library from source. To do that you should clone openrevolution repository, navigate to src/lib and put the helping files. Running a.sh as a bash script will produce the openrevolution.a file you can use in the project. Issues related to using untested library versions are not reviewed. Issues related purely to the library should be reported to its issues tab.