As I know, the mp3 file is organized in frame base which means it might not jump to a specific sample number(if it is the original input, compressed data). And the decoding process is much dependent upon the integrity of the frame.
By the way, I am also wondering what is the scenario it might be useful about this feature?
Best regards,
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- seeking, jumping to a certain position within mp3 file (felber.michael@gmx.net)
Message: 1 Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 20:39:37 +0100 From: felber.michael@gmx.net Subject: [mad-dev] seeking, jumping to a certain position within mp3 file To: mad-dev@lists.mars.org Message-ID: 200601181934.k0IJYNEe008160@surveyor.mars.org Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
Hi,
does libmad provide the possibility to jump to a certain position within a mp3-file?
Is it possible to jump to a certain sample number (e.g. 44100, 88200) within a mp3-file?
Ciao, Michael
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Hi,
due to the feature of jumping to a certain sample number within a mp3 file:
My aim is to visualize the encoded Samples like it is done in Cool Edit and other audio programmes.
So I have to find the new sample position to start reading from when the user zooms in/out or uses a scrollbar to go forward or backward within the visualization.
I do not want to uncompress the entire mp3 file at first (and store it temporary as uncompressed PCM like Steinberg Wavelab does) when opening the file.
Using uncompressed PCM you can calculate easily the new sample position within the audio data.
As I have read a single mp3 frame plays 26ms of audio data. Using the bitrate per second, bits per frame, filesize you can calculate the total amount of frames and then step to frame number x and begin decoding the samples.
So you step through your audio data by a factor of 26ms. I wonder how the realplayer or mediaplayer get this job done.
Ciao, Michael
As I know, the mp3 file is organized in frame base which means it might not jump to a specific sample number(if it is the original input, compressed data). And the decoding process is much dependent upon the integrity of the frame.
By the way, I am also wondering what is the scenario it might be useful about this feature?
Best regards,
Li xiaochao.Jeff
Message: 1 Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 20:39:37 +0100 From: felber.michael@gmx.net Subject: [mad-dev] seeking, jumping to a certain position within mp3 file To: mad-dev@lists.mars.org Message-ID: 200601181934.k0IJYNEe008160@surveyor.mars.org Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
Hi,
does libmad provide the possibility to jump to a certain position within a mp3-file?
Is it possible to jump to a certain sample number (e.g. 44100, 88200)
within
a mp3-file?
-
felber.michael＠gmx.net -
Li Xiaochao.Jeff