search for: 001vorbis

...nd FLAC. # 0 string OggS Xiph Ogg >28 string Speex\020\020\020 \bSpeex audio >>68 lelong =0 \b, narrowband >>68 lelong =1 \b, wideband >>68 lelong =2 \b, ultra-wideband >>76 lelong >0 \b, %d channel(s) >>64 lelong >0 %d Hz >28 string \001vorbis \bVorbis audio >>39 byte =1 \b, mono >>39 byte =2 \b, stereo >>39 byte =3 \b, 3 channels >>39 byte =4 \b, quad >>39 byte >4 \b, %d channels >>40 lelong >0 %d Hz >28 string fLaC \bFLAC audio >>92 belong&0x0001f000 =12288 \...

I've written a simple combined HTTP/MP3/OGG server for streaming audio to clients, which is working well. It parses the tag information contained in MP3 files so that it can display files in a more descriptive fashion than 'filename.mp3', and now I'd like to do the same for OGG files. So that I don't need to impose a dependency I'd like to implement the parsing

Hi, I've been working on a customized version of ezstream and I've been noticing that with a particular setup after playing particular tracks ezstream terminates. I say terminates because there are no error messages, it just exits. I've tried this on both my version and the stock version available via icecast.org just be certain and it happens with both versions. I'm

...and contains information like granule rate and codec identifiers in fixed locations of bounded size. The related issue is that of identifying streams... the codec identifier has no bounds, there is no way to say this is the end of teh identifier, and this is the rest of the header. In other words \001vorbis is pretty much indistinguishable to \001vorbis2. How can you tell if the 2 is part fo the identifier or the rest of teh header ? Time Stamps ========= Directshow works in UNITS of 1/10,000,000 of a second, it knows nothing of granule pos. When something like media player requests a seek or a posi...