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Hey all...I'm trying to use the decoder_example.c in the examples directory to decode a .ogg file that was encoded by using the binary encoder ogglame.exe and encoded via the encoder_example.c. I'm running into a problem with the decoder though. It plays FINE under the WinAmp plugin but I when I try and use the decoder_example.c to decode the file it says "End of file before finding

Folks, Has anyone successfully compiled the Vorbis source code on Windows 98 with Visual C++ 6.0?? FR __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/ --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ Ogg project homepage: http://www.xiph.org/ogg/

I updated the win32sdk build environment. To summarize: 1.) Added a "mkmak.bat" script to create, install and run an automation macro to perform makefile export from the command line. 2.) Updated makesdk.bat to utilize "nmake" and generated makefiles for performing builds. 3.) Added "sdk\build" which contains a complete build environment for building all the

The CVS tree seems so broken apart, the <> includes don't work out of the box. ie <ogg/ogg.h>. They are broken, how do I resolve this? I know the structure is there for a reason, but I don't know how to work with it and make the code compile... To top it all off... I am at a loss as to which sub dirs contain the source for the libs that I need to put together before I

Hey all...I'm getting "Missing header in logical bitstream." error when trying to decode a Ogg file stream. I know the file is good because it plays fine in WinAmp etc, etc. The funky part to this is that I'm wrapping my own headers around each "packet" and now I'm trying to de-wrap them and I'm running into this problem. What I'm wondering is if vorbisfile

Are there any attempts currently being worked on to make Vorbize Visual C++ compatable? Or for that matter non-GNU compatiable? I guess I never realized that getopt.h was a GNU thing. What would be the suggested course of action to get vorbize to cross compile on VC++ or other non-GNU platforms? If not I can certainly do this because I'd like to be able to run this on Windows but I

Can anybody tell me where I can find some info on the new books? I noticed there are now A-E. What exactly does this mean? How does it translate to higher and lower sampling frequencies and bit rates? Ideally I'd like something in the 11kHZ, 8bit mono area... I also noticed this struct: /* CD quality stereo, no channel coupling */ vorbis_info info_B={ /* channels, sample rate, upperkbps,

Hi Kovacs, >subj. I can compile the library on vc6, but it seems that it doesn't >export anything. Has somebody similar experience? I've built it using VC6, though I didn't use the project files in the vorbis_vc6 subdirectory, so I can't comment on them. You should be building the library as a static library, and not a DLL -- if you want to build the library as a DLL,

The VC6 .dsp and .dsw files included with the distro of the Vorbis source has a few problems. Mostly, a few files are missing and cause unresolved symbols when attempting to link to the resulting vorbis.lib. There also exists a problem with linking to LIBC, that can cause multiply defined symbols in an application that attempts to use vorbis.lib. The attached .dsp and .dsw file fix these

The VC6 .dsp and .dsw files included with the distro of the Vorbis source has a few problems. Mostly, a few files are missing and cause unresolved symbols when attempting to link to the resulting vorbis.lib. There also exists a problem with linking to LIBC, that can cause multiply defined symbols in an application that attempts to use vorbis.lib. The attached .dsp and .dsw file fix these

There was a bug in the new ov_open_callbacks where it would not zero out some member variables of the file info struct, and if a file was not successfully opened this would cause a crash at destruct time. Fixed. I've also made some changes so that vorbis will compile cleanly under win32 without one having to muck around with it. I have added a "vorbis_vc6" directory which contains

Hi, all. I know this is ancient history, but I have a couple of DOS machines that host older device programming hardware. I've been able to access an older version of Samba for years without incident. Last weekend I upgraded my server to Ubuntu 18.04, which provides Samba 4.7.6. Unfortunately, after hours of frustration I find I'm unable to connect from any of the older machines.

On Mon, 24 Dec 2018, Luke Barone via samba wrote: Thanks, Luke. Unfortunately that makes no difference. Still getting: Error 5: Access has been denied at the MS_DOS console. > Try adding "server max protocol = nt1" in the [global] section? > > On Mon, Dec 24, 2018 at 1:59 PM Steven Hirsch via samba < > samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > >> Hi, all.

> I'm still in hell trying to build for Win32. I've tried rebuilding the > project files from scratch, however I'm running into a very odd problem. Are you using the build system in the module "win32sdk"? All the issues you bring up have been solved there. All versions of the libraries work -- static and dynamic, debug and release. Chris --- >8 ---- List

Hi, is there a function that replaces the following code? n=200 boot.x[1]=odhad+boot.res[1] #(boot.x[0]=1) for (j in 1:(n-1)) { boot.x[j+1]=odhad*boot.x[j]+boot.res[j+1] } This is nested in two other loops, and I am looking for some way to improve code performance I tried sapply and cumprod but no success. Thanks Jan -- View this message in context:

Hey all...I'm trying to use gnophone to connect to my asterisk box behind my firewall..I thought I could just setup a tunnel with something like ssh host.com -L5036:asteriskserver:5036 and just change my gnophone to connect to localhost:5036 but I never see anything happen on the asterisk server. I'm even trying this on the same network just in case there is something funky with NAT.

Hi, Thanks for provoding the snapshot. Now it refers to following folders which are not included in the package! ../../pthreads ../../oggvorbis-win32sdk-1.0.1/include 1) Can I use http://svn.xiph.org/trunk/ogg insted of oggvorbis-win32sdk-1.0.1? 2) Where do I get pthreads? 3) Is svn for libshout available for public read access? Where? - Altu Faltu ----- Original Message ----- > >

So there are no command line options like in oggenc to do artist and misc tags? Sure if you've got a solution that I don't have to do from scratch then post away! :-) Thanks! Chris benny k. wrote: >hi chris, > >On Thu, Mar 14, 2002 at 09:22:06AM -0700, Chris Hirsch wrote: > >>Hey all..I'm brand new to FLAC and learning to use it. Can somebody tell >>me how

Before I went out to potentialy reinvent this particular wheel, I figured I'd check to see whether anyone had or could recommend a web-based playlist manager for ices/icecast. The one I've got in mind would take requests, play random tracks in the absence of requests, keep a very limited history and look-ahead... This must have been done before, right? If not, I'll take a stab at

Hi Ralph, Two diffs. One for vorbis.def and the other for vorbisfile.def. Hope they work!! regards John -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: vorbisdef.diff Type: application/octet-stream Size: 256 bytes Desc: vorbisdef.diff Url : http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/vorbis-dev/attachments/20031001/3b7df5ad/vorbisdef-0001.obj -------------- next part