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Brian Willoughby schrieb: > You're not going to be able to create a feasible FLAC implementation > in Java. As long as Android obviously has a rather poorly performing VM and no support for playing software generated PCM samples (except for writing them to a temporary WAV file and telling Andorid to play it after decoding is complete) it's not feasible, but a "real"

Hi, I was wondering if anyone here had thought about FLAC support on the Android. It would be great for FLAC adoption. There's a bug open for it<http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=1461>on which I've posted some details about how I think it would need to be implemented. It appears to me that it would need to be added to the OpenCore component, which is written in C.

Hi, (apologies for losing the link before ;-) That bug report seems to point out the right places. Here's some more thoughts about making OpenMAX components for free codecs (also thinking about other codecs like Theora and Speex): http://blog.kfish.org/2009/02/is-openmax-important-for-free-software.html After some discussions at FOMS last month, we might be able to get a few people together and co-ordinate this through Xiph.org. Conrad. 2...

...ften. For example, there's a new version of the Android OS called Cupcake<http://source.android.com/roadmap/cupcake>in the works. Patching the OS would allow the default media player and third party media players to play FLAC files on updated versions of the OS. Conrad, you mentioned the OpenMax IL components. I've posted links in the bug report <%20http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=1461> to existing places in the code base that we'd have to hook into. Perhaps you could peek at those links and point to a place in the code where there's an existing OpenMa...

...for CELT, the new, ultra-low delay audio codec that bridges the gap between Vorbis and Speex for applications where both high quality audio and low delay are desired. If you enjoy hacking on networks, you'll have fun with these CELT projects. ?* Develop components to support all Ogg codecs for OpenMAX IL, the media plugins used in Maemo, Android and LIMO mobile devices. This touches on many interesting projects, and is perfect for anyone with an interest in mobile and embedded systems who wants a broad introduction to multimedia codecs. ?* Write a JavaScript Library for Subtitles, Captions and...

...for CELT, the new, ultra-low delay audio codec that bridges the gap between Vorbis and Speex for applications where both high quality audio and low delay are desired. If you enjoy hacking on networks, you'll have fun with these CELT projects. ?* Develop components to support all Ogg codecs for OpenMAX IL, the media plugins used in Maemo, Android and LIMO mobile devices. This touches on many interesting projects, and is perfect for anyone with an interest in mobile and embedded systems who wants a broad introduction to multimedia codecs. ?* Write a JavaScript Library for Subtitles, Captions and...

...for CELT, the new, ultra-low delay audio codec that bridges the gap between Vorbis and Speex for applications where both high quality audio and low delay are desired. If you enjoy hacking on networks, you'll have fun with these CELT projects. ?* Develop components to support all Ogg codecs for OpenMAX IL, the media plugins used in Maemo, Android and LIMO mobile devices. This touches on many interesting projects, and is perfect for anyone with an interest in mobile and embedded systems who wants a broad introduction to multimedia codecs. ?* Write a JavaScript Library for Subtitles, Captions and...

...for CELT, the new, ultra-low delay audio codec that bridges the gap between Vorbis and Speex for applications where both high quality audio and low delay are desired. If you enjoy hacking on networks, you'll have fun with these CELT projects. ?* Develop components to support all Ogg codecs for OpenMAX IL, the media plugins used in Maemo, Android and LIMO mobile devices. This touches on many interesting projects, and is perfect for anyone with an interest in mobile and embedded systems who wants a broad introduction to multimedia codecs. ?* Write a JavaScript Library for Subtitles, Captions and...