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mkinstalldirs
by Healy Yang 14 Dec '01

14 Dec '01

Hi all, I got problem when run make install with following error message: Making install in po make[1]: Entering directory `/bluecat/mad/po' if test -r "../././././mkinstalldirs"; then \ ../././././mkinstalldirs /usr/local/share; \ else \ /bin/sh ../././mkinstalldirs /usr/local/share; \ fi ../././././../././././mkinstalldirs: Can't open ../././././../././././mkinstalldirs I try to manually excute the mkinstalldirs after enter po by typing ../mkinstalldisrs the follwing error message print on screen ../../mkinstalldirs: Can't open ../../mkinstalldirs I very confuse what wrong with thing,could you give me ideal how to correct this problem or skip it by manually install into my Cross-platfor system. Thanks and Merry XMas. With regards, healy yang E-mail:healy_yang@china-SSI.com ____________________________________________________________ Sichuan Starlight Internet-appliances Ltd. 升威信息电器公司 Tel: (86-28) 5185891　　　　　 Fax: (86-28) 5136351

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./Configure
by Healy Yang 13 Dec '01

13 Dec '01

Hi , I just download the mad-0.14.2b.tar package and untar it on my cross-platform environment. An error occur when I run ./configure with following message: "configure: error: can not run test program while cross compiling". and the configure exit with no make made. My platform is Ep7312/ARM Linux cross-platform on Win host. Pls give me advice. And Merry Xmas. With regards, healy yang E-mail:healy_yang@china-SSI.com ____________________________________________________________ Sichuan Starlight Internet-appliances Ltd. 升威信息电器公司 Tel: (86-28) 5185891　　　　　 Fax: (86-28) 5136351

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Annonce: madlld 1.0 --- Mad low-level demonstration/decoder
by Bertrand Petit 20 Nov '01

20 Nov '01

The first release of madlld is available at <URL:http://www.bsd-kd.dk/~elrond/audio/madlld/>. This program is a "how to" about libmad's low-level API. The intended use of this program is to serve as tutorial or demonstration for programmers wiling to learn how the currently undocumented library API can be used. As a side effect the program can be used to decode MPEG audio streams to raw PCM samples. Mad is available at <URL:http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/>. -- %!PS 297.6 420.9 translate 90 rotate 0 setgray gsave 0 1 1{pop 0 180 moveto 100 180 170 100 170 -10 curveto 180 -9 180 -9 190 -10 curveto 190 100 100 180 0 180 curveto fill 180 rotate}for grestore/Bookman-LightItalic findfont 240 scalefont setfont -151.536392 -63.7998886 moveto (bp)show showpage

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MMIOMP3
by roconnor＠Math.Berkeley.EDU 19 Nov '01

19 Nov '01

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I've developed a Multimedia extender for OS/2 that allows OS/2's multimedia system to play MP3s. <http://www.math.berkeley.edu/%7Eroconnor/MMIOMP3/> I was using mpglib, but I've switch to libmad. Thanks for the nice decoding library! - -- Russell O'Connor roconnor(a)math.berkeley.edu <http://www.math.berkeley.edu/~roconnor/> ``This is not a time, as it is never a time, to seek vengeance, but a time to seek the courage to forgive'' -- George W. Bush -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (SunOS) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE7+F0BZG3em5NXM14RAk4rAJ9M4torJ280T4jGfaFaOu7zfhOz9wCfTliU vV6oGNNiI0DT69IxmWLuglM= =li3b -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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MAD 0.14.2b available
by Rob Leslie 09 Nov '01

09 Nov '01

MAD version 0.14.2b is now available. See the CHANGES file in the distribution for full details. In summary... This version adds three new output modules to `madplay': - esd: Enlightened Sound Daemon (EsounD) - cdda: CD audio (16-bit 44100 Hz stereo, padded to CD frame boundary, suitable for recording directly to CD) - aiff: Audio IFF Also, two new options: --bit-depth: select the output sample resolution --ignore-crc: decode frames with bad CRCs Finally, for Win32 users, `madplay' no longer requires any Cygwin DLLs at runtime; the built EXE runs stand-alone using Microsoft's Visual C runtime (MSVCRT.DLL). Also, keyboard controls are now supported under Win32. The MAD plug-in for Winamp has one bug fix and a few other changes in preparation for an ID3v2 tag editor, but no major new developments. The source code is here: ftp://ftp.mars.org/pub/mpeg/ The plug-in for Winamp is here: http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/mad-plugin/ Cheers, -- Rob Leslie rob(a)mars.org

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simple example using libmad
by Wayne Davis 09 Nov '01

09 Nov '01

Hi, I'm trying to use minimad to understand the interface to libmad. First, I was having trouble using it with a command like: cat test.mp3 | minimad This was failing on the test for fstat... So, I modified the code: fd = open ("test.mp3", O_RDONLY); fstat (fd, &stat); fdm = mmap(0, stat.st_size, PROT_READ, MAP_SHARED, fd, 0); if (fdm == MAP_FAILED) return 3; When I run this version of minimad, minimad dumps junk to my screen. Anyone have any ideas about what's going wrong? w

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(no subject)
by Rene Rebe 03 Nov '01

03 Nov '01

Hi. > I was looking through the MAD examples (minimad and madplay) in order for > me to integrate MAD into Apollo. It became apparent pretty quickly > that this is no easy task, with just one of the files for the madplay > example touching 2000 lines of compact, fairly complex code. That combined > with no documentation easily destroyed most of my motivation. > > I wondered if anybody has written a fairly decoupled C++ wrapper class. It > doesn't have to be quite: A C++ wrapper (GPL) can be found in GMSP: www.tfh-berlin.de/~s712059/gsmp/index.html (file GSMP/[src,include]/MADHelper.[hh,cc] ) > MP3File m("my_song.mp3"); > m.play(); OK. With this wrapper it isn't that easy! ;-) - But you have a open/read/seek/ close style interface to read and seek in the MP3 file ... > but at least closer to that than to the 2000+ line example included. Yes closer to that 2000+ lines. Two draw-backs: 1. It is still in development and sometimes outputs a) -1152 samples before the pos you requested b) other unmatching data (fixed in some hours / days) 2. First seeking is a bit slow because: we need sample accurate seek in GSMP -> And so we can not use the pi * thumb "guessing" found in normal player only software. > - Marius Sundbakken > Apollo Developer: http://www.apolloplayer.org k33p h4ck1n6 René -- René Rebe (Registered Linux user: #127875) eMail: rene.rene(a)gmx.net rene.rebe(a)rocklinux.org Homepage: http://www.rene.rebe.myokay.net/ Anyone sending unwanted advertising e-mail to this address will be charged $25 for network traffic and computing time. By extracting my address from this message or its header, you agree to these terms.

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MAD 0.14.1b available
by Rob Leslie 23 Oct '01

23 Oct '01

MAD version 0.14.1b is now available. Since the release of 0.14.0b, a number of issues were immediately raised that warrant a new release. Directly from the CHANGES file: - Updated config.guess and config.sub to latest upstream versions. - Enabled libtool versioning rather than release numbering. - Renamed `libid3' to `libid3tag' and enabled installation as a separate library. - Enabled the plug-in for Winamp to use libid3tag. - Fixed a NetBSD compatibility issue in audio_sun. - Fixed a FreeBSD compatibility issue in audio_oss. - Modified the audio_null output module to compute peak amplitude. - Changed the peak amplitude computation to avoid evaluating log10(0). - Improved the documentation in minimad.c. - Several other small fixes. The source code is here: ftp://ftp.mars.org/pub/mpeg/ The plug-in for Winamp is here: http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/mad-plugin/ Cheers, -- Rob Leslie rob(a)mars.org

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Some information about programming with MAD (in synchronous mode)
by Joe Drew 22 Oct '01

22 Oct '01

As the author of mpg321, I too faced the problem of MAD not being documented. However, in looking at minimad.c, and re-writing mpg321 to use MAD, I came to understand it better. Here's some information which will help anybody start out with MAD: First, some basic information. MAD operates with callbacks for functions. Each of these functions is expected to return type enum mad_flow; this allows you to control the decoding process. MAD always outputs 32-bit (well, mad_fixed_t) little-endian data. Take this into account when outputting samples to the sound card. Related to the above, since MAD outputs type mad_fixed_t, unless you can output with 32-bit accuracy (most sound cards can't), you will have to quantize, round, dither, etc these samples to 16-bit (or whatever you need.) While there is a sample routine in minimad.c, if you want good quality you'll either want to roll your own or take a look in madplay's sources. Integral to understanding MAD: MAD is a decoding library only. You handle input and output; you're responsible for fast-forwarding and rewinding, if you want that type of functionality. All that MAD will do is take input from you, decode the MPEG frames, give you some information about them, and give you the decoded PCM data. Now, the nitty-gritty information. First, you need a mad_decoder struct. This holds all information about how you want your stream decoded, such as input/output functions, error handling functions, etc. mad_decoder_init() sets this structure up for you. struct mad_decoder decoder; struct my_playbuf playbuf; mad_decoder_init(&decoder, &playbuf, input_func, header_func, /*filter*/ 0, output_func, /*error*/ 0, /* message */ 0); In this example, the function called to get more data is set to input_func, the function called after MPEG headers have been decoded is header_func, the function called after all sound data has been decoded to PCM (for output) is output_func, and the filter, error, and message functions are unset. Now, MAD runs in a constant decoding loop. It runs something along the following lines: if I'm out of data call input_func if input_func says there's no more data, quit decode the header and call header_func decode the mpeg audio data call the filter function call the output function loop Now, this is an oversimplification obviously. The important thing to realise is that at every step of the process you can tell MAD what to do. Since all of these functions return enum mad_flow, you can tell MAD to do any of the following: enum mad_flow { MAD_FLOW_CONTINUE = 0x0000, /* Keep decoding this stream */ MAD_FLOW_STOP = 0x0010, /* Stop decoding this stream, but exit normally */ MAD_FLOW_BREAK = 0x0011, /* Stop decoding this stream, and exit with an error */ MAD_FLOW_IGNORE = 0x0020 /* Don't decode this frame, but continue afterwards */ }; Most of the time you'll probably want to return MAD_FLOW_CONTINUE. In every case, you'll have to return one of these values from the functions you define. This is the definition of each of the functions: enum mad_flow (*input_func)(void *, struct mad_stream *); enum mad_flow (*header_func)(void *, struct mad_header const *); enum mad_flow (*filter_func)(void *, struct mad_stream const *, struct mad_frame *); enum mad_flow (*output_func)(void *, struct mad_header const *, struct mad_pcm *); enum mad_flow (*error_func)(void *, struct mad_stream *, struct mad_frame *); enum mad_flow (*message_func)(void *, void *, unsigned int *); In each of these functions the void* pointer passed to the function is your "playbuf" structure. This can hold whatever you want - for example, song title, length, number of frames - just remember to re-cast it to the type you've defined. input_func takes a mad_stream pointer. Most of the time what you'll want to do is something along the lines of the following: if (more_data_available) buffer = refill_buffer(); mad_stream_buffer(stream, buffer, length_of_buffer); return MAD_FLOW_CONTINUE; else return MAD_FLOW_STOP; (On many systems you'll want to use mmap() for this.) header_func takes a mad_header pointer. This contains most of the important information about a given frame; in constant bitrate files, it can contain most of the important information about the stream. It will give you the length of that frame, using mad_timer_t; the audio layer; extension; bitrate... the list is long. Read frame.h or mad.h in the frame.h area for more information. Again, return MAD_FLOW_{CONTINUE,STOP,BREAK} depending on outside conditions. The only other function I have firsthand information on is output_func; in this case, you are given a pointer to struct mad_pcm. This gives you the sampling rate, number of channels, and number of samples per channel; doing something like the following should work: mad_fixed_t *left_channel = pcm->samples[0], *right_channel = pcm->samples[1]; int nsamples = pcm->length; signed int sample; unsigned char * buffer = some_buffer; unsigned char * ptr = buffer; while (nsamples--) { sample = (signed int) do_downsample(*left_ch++) *ptr++ = (unsigned char) (sample >> 0); *ptr++ = (unsigned char) (sample >> 8); sample = (signed int) do_downsample(*right_ch++) *ptr++ = (unsigned char) (sample >> 0); *ptr++ = (unsigned char) (sample >> 8); } output buffer to device. Be sure to handle the big-endian case (autoconf can test for this), and also the mono (1 channel) case. See mad.c in mpg321, at the end of the file, for an example. Information on the other (error, filter, message) functions would be appreciated, though I think in knowing this information anyone should be able to puzzle it out. Now that the decoder is set up with all these callback functions, you call mad_decoder_run(&decoder, MAD_DECODER_MODE_SYNC); and then mad_decoder_finish(&decoder); Once you've called mad_decoder_finish, you can re-use the decoder struct, if you're, for example, within a playlist. Incidentally, all MAD structures have similar mad_(whatever)_init and mad_(whatever)_finish functions. I hope this helps people get their feet wet with MAD. Read the source, and particularly mad.h - there are a lot of things there you might not expect. Rob has done a good job in making MAD a complete solution. :) -- Joe Drew <hoserhead(a)woot.net> <drew(a)debian.org> Please encrypt email sent to me.

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C++ wrapper?
by Marius Sundbakken 22 Oct '01

22 Oct '01

I was looking through the MAD examples (minimad and madplay) in order for me to integrate MAD into Apollo. It became apparent pretty quickly that this is no easy task, with just one of the files for the madplay example touching 2000 lines of compact, fairly complex code. That combined with no documentation easily destroyed most of my motivation. I wondered if anybody has written a fairly decoupled C++ wrapper class. It doesn't have to be quite: MP3File m("my_song.mp3"); m.play(); but at least closer to that than to the 2000+ line example included. - Marius Sundbakken Apollo Developer: http://www.apolloplayer.org

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MAD 0.14.0b available
by Rob Leslie 22 Oct '01

22 Oct '01

MAD version 0.14.0b is now available. Highlights of this release include: - a new ID3 tag manipulation library implementation - a new dithering algorithm for (hopefully) even better sound quality - keyboard controls for `madplay' (see the man page for details) - a fix for `madplay' segfaults on files that are a multiple of 4K - improved code portability, and new MSVC++ project files - other various small code improvements The new ID3 tag manipulation library is the most significant addition. The library has full support for reading ID3v1, ID3v1.1, ID3v2.2, ID3v2.3, and ID3v2.4 tags, as well as support for writing ID3v1, ID3v1.1, and ID3v2.4 tags. Currently the only thing to make use of the new library is `madplay' for displaying tag information, however I also intend to use this as the basis for implementing ID3v2 support in the MAD plug-in for Winamp. Yes, it's coming soon! The new dithering algorithm is intended to address the slight audio deficiencies of the old one. It should produce better sound in theory, but your ears are the best judge. Please test it and share your feedback. The source code is here: ftp://ftp.mars.org/pub/mpeg/ The plug-in for Winamp is here: http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/mad-plugin/ Cheers, -- Rob Leslie rob(a)mars.org

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Credit where credit is due
by Rob Leslie 19 Oct '01

19 Oct '01

It has come to my attention that I have overlooked giving proper credit to folks who suggested some of the improvements in the latest release of MAD. Such was certainly not my intention. Given the time elapsed since the previous release it seems I may have forgotten to add a few lines to the CREDITS file. If anyone here believes they should be given credit for something in the latest release of MAD and I didn't acknowledge it in the CREDITS file, would you kindly send me a private note to remind me. Sorry and thanks, -rob

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hang in huff code
by Brett Paterson 18 Oct '01

18 Oct '01

Posted with wrong from address.. here it is again. Hi im new to the list. Im trying to decode some data using the low level api, I want to decode it a frame at a time , but currently im just trying to do something simple, give it 8k of data and have it call decode without hanging. in is a pointer to the data, I just put 8192 in for the hell of it. The 8k of data is valid mpeg data and I can decode it fine with my own fpu based mp3 code. I tried this mad_stream_init(&stream); mad_frame_init(&frame); mad_synth_init(&synth); mad_stream_buffer(&stream, in, 8192); if (mad_frame_decode(&frame, &stream) == -1) { return FALSE; } It decodes the header correctly, then when decoding the data in the (stereo mp3) file, it goes into an infinite loop inside mad_frame_decode. The code it hangs in is in III_huffdecode (not immediately).. The while loop is the following one. while (!pair->final) { cachesz -= clumpsz; clumpsz = pair->ptr.bits; pair = &table[pair->ptr.offset + MASK(bitcache, cachesz, clumpsz)]; } Its called from the III_decode function, and it is gr = 1, ngr = 2 and ch = 1 nch = 2. So it performs in this manner. gr = 0 ch = 0 : succeeds gr = 0 ch = 1 : succeeds gr = 1 ch = 0 : succeeds gr = 1 ch = 1 : hang Maybe I didnt set the project up properly, all I did was create a new project in devstudio, add all the mad files, then defined FPM_DEFAULT,OPT_SPEED in my project. Is there anything else I should be doing? thanks Brett

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Rewinding with the high-level API
by Joe Drew 22 Sep '01

22 Sep '01

At this point, I've implemented an array of pointers to each of the frame boundaries (which I calculate, since the high-level API doesn't give me this information), and I know very easily how to fast-forward through an mp3 (that is, just skip frames.) Is there any way other than restarting the whole decoding process and skipping frames up to the point we were looking for to seek backwards with the high-level API? I can't think of any way to re-set the stream pointers. -- Joe Drew <hoserhead(a)woot.net> <drew(a)debian.org> Please encrypt email sent to me.

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Seeking, frames and time
by Joe Drew 20 Sep '01

20 Sep '01

As part of mpg123 emulation, I've got to be able to seek in files and also report where in the file we're currently playing (in verbose mode, at least). Now, seeking isn't difficult: I just get the frame to which the user wants to seek, count the frames mad's passing to the header function, and return MAD_FLOW_IGNORE for every frame up to the one the user wants. However, the second one is a bit more difficult. I need to know (a) how many frames there are in any given file, and (b) how long the file is, in time. Now there is a solution similar to the above one: do an initial pass, returning MAD_FLOW_IGNORE for all the frames, and counting (a) the frames and (b) the total length of the file. Now that I'm looking in madplay, I notice that's somewhat along the lines of what's done in scan(). and calc() in madtime.c. Is this the only option? I assume it's not horribly inefficient, anyways, as it seems to be in use in madplay. Thanks again, -- Joe Drew <hoserhead(a)woot.net> <drew(a)debian.org> Please encrypt email sent to me.

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MAD in alsaplayer
by Andy Lo A Foe 16 Sep '01

16 Sep '01

Hi, I've almost completed integration of MAD in alsaplayer (http://www.alsaplayer.org). My thanks go to Rob for the very informative message earlier and of course excellent work on the MAD enigne! I will probably release the first MAD powered version early next week. Sample accurate seeking is in the plugin. The nice thing is that 'scratching' mp3's is now very accurate in alsaplayer (i.e. speed control beteen -200+ and 200+ %). Thanks again, Andy -- andy @ alsaplayer dot org

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Output plugin?
by kaiwei 15 Sep '01

15 Sep '01

Hi, I just got this from MAudio's tech support. About the Website text: it is still somehow misleading: << You will be limited to 16 bit stereo input or output with non ASIO based applications. (Sonar you are able to get 24bit with our WDM drivers) >> The truth is: * apps not supporting WAVEFORMAT_EXTENSIBLE (this is a new wave format spec released by Microsoft 2 years ago) will be limited to 16 bit stereo output. However, in the last few month more and more apps (like SoundForge 5, Acid 3...) do support this, so they're not limited in output bitdepth. * The input side is not limited to 16 bit but to 24 bit in a 4 byte container even with apps not supporting WAVEFORMAT_EXTENSIBLE (try recording '24bit old' with WaveLab3 : no problem). But, since many apps try to open input and output at the same bitdepth, these are only using 16 bit. * apps supporting WAVEFORMAT_EXTENSIBLE or DirectX are not limited to stereo output but to one input/output port of 12/10 channels maximum (Delta1010). Try WinDVD and set output to 5.1 over 6 channels: You will get audio playback on channels 1-6. Would it be better to write our own output plugin in winamp rather than use their own? kaiwei

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CPU bandwidth required for MAD decode..
by john cooper 11 Sep '01

11 Sep '01

Hi, I saw some light mention of this in the archives back over a year ago discussing MAD vs. ARM's decoder. However nothing definitive. I realize this is rather difficult to qualify. However does anyone have any data or estimate of the processing time of a MAD decode where the CPU/speed/architecture are known and stream I/O overhead (read()/mmap()/memory access) is either factored out or characterized? Hoping someone has already beaten this path.. Thanks, -john -- John Cooper johncooper(a)tivo.com

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sample accurate seeking with mad
by Andy Lo A Foe 28 Aug '01

28 Aug '01

Hi, I'm writing a player (http://www.alsaplayer.org) and currently use mpg123 for mp3 decoding purposes. I'm interested in adopting MAD because it is fully reentrant (right?). My question, is there sample accurate seeking possible in MAD? Thanks, Andy

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MAD( Regarding the dynamic jumping to songs different location )
by Sadeesh Kumar 27 Aug '01

27 Aug '01

Hi, Rightnow i am trying to make one mp3 player for Compaq ipaq. For graphics, i am using Embedded Qt. I am using madplayer as mp3 engine. I have some issues in the slider scrolling support( In GUI, i want to provide one slider to jump to any part of the playing song like winamp ...). In libmad, when the song is playing, how can i jump to different differnt location and start to play from that location?. I find it, there is no direct easy interface to do this. If you can give some suggestion to me, it will be very help full. thanks in advance. with regards, sadeesh.

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a high-level API question
by Joshua Haberman 22 Aug '01

22 Aug '01

There was one issue I ran into when implementing MP3 importing support for Audacity that I meant to ask about. It seems that when you pass the decoder data from the input callback, it tries to synthesize everything you give it. If the end of the buffer you passed ends in the middle of a frame, you get seams. Passing all the data to the decoder at once solves the problem, but that's not practical. As far as I can see, you can't get any metainformation (like the size of each frame) until you pass it data. Once you pass it data, you've probably misaligned the frame and produced garbage. What's the proper way to handle this situation? Joshua -- Joshua Haberman <joshua(a)haberman.com>

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porting to VC++
by Joshua Haberman 22 Aug '01

22 Aug '01

Rob, I sent you an e-mail several weeks ago and have not heard back. Perhaps you didn't get it or deleted it, thinking it was spam. I've ported libmad to Visual C++ (with the intention of also having the port extend to the Mac) so that we can use mad in the cross-platform editor Audacity [0]. I've gotten it to compile, but I get several warnings, and I hoped you could tell me if they're important. I also hoped you might integrate the port into future releases of mad. The original message I sent you, which details the problems encountered and my solutions to them as well as the compiler warnings I got, can be found in the Audacity mailing list archive [1]. You can also find the port in Audacity's CVS [2]. Joshua [0] http://audacity.sourceforge.net [1] http://www.geocrawler.com/lists/3/SourceForge/11785/25/6377206/ [2] http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/audacity/lib-src/libmad/ -- Joshua Haberman <joshua(a)haberman.com>

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libmad : example?
by mandor 08 Aug '01

08 Aug '01

Hi I'm planning to code a full-featured mp3 player and libmad seems great for this .. However, I didn't find much doc about using it... I want to be able to seek in the song : forward/rewind, etc ... How can I do this with libmad? Is there an example somewhere? Thx Mandor

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Announce: elmpd v0.2
by Erik Gustavsson 30 Jul '01

30 Jul '01

I've just released the second version of elmpd, a media player "daemon" that is part of the ELMP:TNG project (Embedded Linux MP3/Music/Media Player). It uses MAD for MP3 decoding, and has optional dither on the output (HP TPDF with 2nd order noise shaping, I hope =) ). There is currently no client (i.e. UI) for elmpd, but you can try it out using telnet. http://elmp-tng.sourceforge.net/

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mpg321 0.1.0 released
by Joe Drew 16 Jul '01

16 Jul '01

I've just released mpg321 0.1.0, the port of mpg321 to mad. For those who don't know, mpg321 is my free implementation of mpg123, a popular command-line mpeg audio decoder. It is available as a Debian package in the unstable tree; version 0.1.0 will be available from the apt repositories tomorrow after the dinstall run. I ask that those who aren't running Debian download mpg321 from http://gemini.woot.net/~hosehead/packages/mpg321_0.1.0.tar.gz (please note you'll also need libao for audio output - see the README) and test it out. There are certain features which need to be tested and discrepancies pointed out, so I can fix them (like the network support), and I'd also like to see if any frontends break with this version. Thanks, -- Joe Drew <hoserhead(a)woot.net> <drew(a)debian.org> Please encrypt email sent to me.

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