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Hurm.. How difficult would it be to implement? I have experience developing Winamp plug-ins, and it seems that the spec for streaming flac files is written pretty well. I'd be happy to work on adding this functionality. -Jason Josh Coalson wrote: > > --- "Jason L. Cook" <jason@siliconashes.net> wrote: > > > > I have an Apache server running on a Linux box

On Tue, Jan 22, 2002 at 10:58:02PM -0500, Asheesh Laroia wrote: > The best I can suggest is, run XMMS on repeat mode for a few hours. The > flac plugin will, if my setup isn't bizarre (it's just debian testing), > eventually give way. Just disable audio output or something, let it run > overnight, and see what state it's in in the morning. I'm sure the Oggs >

josh, thanks for the feedback. now i can start encoding like mad knowing that the generated flac files are ok =) (flac -t said the files were ok, despite metaflac's complaints). i noticed that without the flac-for-winamp plug-in installed, winamp correctly displays the id3 filename (e.g. "Bjork - Human Behavior") in the playlist and also displays the id3 tags in the file

Okay, this is similar to how the mp3 streaming was. The question is then, what is the MIME type for the playlist itself? For mp3s, it used to be audio/x-mpegurl?? Thanks, Matt >You need to create a playlist containing the URL of the Vorbis file. Then >the browser will just download the playlist and hand it off to your player. >Which player are you using? Not all of them have >HTTP

I just added code to the Winamp 2 plugin that reads/writes ID3v1.1 tags in FLAC files from the 'Get File Info' dialog and properly reports the artist and title information to the playlist. In what format would you prefer the new code? Additionally, do you think it would be worth adding this functionality to the FLAC API? It would be cool to have the capability to write ID3v1 tags from the

On Tue, Jan 22, 2002 at 09:16:28PM -0500, Asheesh Laroia wrote: > I have MP3 files and FLAC files in my playlist. It's about 800-900 tracks > long. > > I'll start XMMS 1.2.6, and it'll work for some arbitrary amount of FLAC > files. Usually, that's between twenty and a hundred. Then, with no > warning, it will skip over all the FLAC files and play only the

I know that Winamp has its loyal following. I've never used it much. Also, I'm a novice at computer music. I've always just bought CD's and never used computer music. So perhaps I'm an idiot or just not very music-software literate, but I so far haven't been impressed with Winamp, or the FLAC plug-in. Just for one example, I've got a dual-Althlon MP 2000 system

I'm moving this over to flac-users... Anyway, are you using Mike Wren's installer? I'm not familiar with that yet. Josh --- C&K Slagle <ckslagle@earthlink.net> wrote: > have winamp installed on a partitioned drive. > I installed the most recent version of Flac which includes the plugin > for > winamp. However, .flac files are not recognized in winamp.. Is it

Winamp Version: Winamp v2.72 Processor Type: PII 300mmx RAM: 64mb RAM FILES IN PLAYLIST: 99 Number of OGG Files in Playlist: 90 Number of MP3 Files in Playlist: 9 scenario: I have several OGG files along with MP3s in a PLS playlist and evertime I skip ahead in the list about 12 or so songs the program crashes (I've also tried this with a M3U playlist, using the same files). It happens

Hi, What is the best way to play FLAC files in winamp? Using the in_flac.dll plugin provided in the flac-1.1.4-win.zip file and copying it to the Plugins subdirectory of winamp or using the plugin that's provided by winamp itself? Are there differences between those 2 plugins? It's not really clear for me thanks in advance Harry -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment

Using the 1.0.4 versions of the FLAC decoder plugin for both XMMS (under Linux and FreeBSD) and WinAMP (under Win2k and WinXP) I can't get streaming to work from a web server. Has anyone actually done it or seen it done? If so, do you have a URL I can look at? I have tried setting my web server's MIME type for served flac files to both audio/flac and audio/x-flac. I am not using a web

Using the 1.0.4 versions of the FLAC decoder plugin for both XMMS (under Linux and FreeBSD) and WinAMP (under Win2k and WinXP) I can't get streaming to work from a web server. Has anyone actually done it or seen it done? If so, do you have a URL I can look at? I have tried setting my web server's MIME type for served flac files to both audio/flac and audio/x-flac. I am not using a web

Hi, <p>today, Winamp unaskedly notified me of a new release, v2.78. I checked the what's-new-page on winamp.com (it does only mention a few fixes and cddb2 support, not that I needed that) and downloaded the full install, hoping that Ogg Vorbis support is finally included. D'oh, since I installed it into the 2.77 install directory will all the plugins already installed, I can't

(1) What is the "standard" MIME tag for FLAC files? I found "audio/flac" and "application/flac" in various postings in the newsgroups. (2) What MIME tag (if any) does the Winamp plugin support when dropping URL's? I'm trying to serve up a link to a FLAC file and drop the link on the Winamp playlist. This works fine for MP3 files but I can't seem to get

Hello vorbis-dev@xiph.org! I used to be an MP3-addict, but beta4 convinced me so from now on I decided to convert all my new audio to OGG :) I'd just like to point out a strangeness in the Winamp plugin behavior - try this: Start playing a vorbis file, then click List Options->New List, after that add a playlist or a stand-alone music file to the list; almost immediately the first item

Hi, I can get ices2/icecast2 to broadcast ogg files in a playlist to FOOBAR in MS-Windows (and various apps in Linux). When I try to connect in WinAmp in MS-Windows, I get in error.log: [2004-02-04 21:38:39] DBUG source/source_main Client added [2004-02-04 21:38:41] DBUG format/format_generic_write_buf_to_client Client had recoverable error -1 [2004-02-04 21:38:42] DBUG

Hi, This word for a little problem : when using the Equalizer integrated with Winamp v 5.24, this has no action on FLAC files! With MP3 files, no problem, and when reading FLAC files using the Creative Equalizer, no problems too! Is this a bug in Winamp ? Thanks, Didier Didier Eggerickx Rue de Cambron, 48 7870 Cambron St Vincent GSM : 0484/730491 E-Mail : didier.eggerickx@skynet.be

When I copy the winamp 3 plugin into the appropriate winamp folder, and start winamp, Winamp complains that it cannot find MSVCRTD.DLL Was the plugin mistakenly compiled as Debug and shipped that way? Any way for me to get the winamp3 plugin that isn't debug? I do not have MSVC++ to recompile it. -Justin

I am using only WinAmp 2.x and 5.x It works in WinAmp2.x and 5.x at the college network (T1 line), but not at home with cable modem (even with firewall switched off). It tries to prebuffer over 20 minutes - 5 second burst of music and then quits with message (-2:-11). Again, no problem if using FOOBAR2000, but it would be nice to have it work in WinAmp. Murray Saul <p>Geoff Shang wrote:

Hello flac-users, I'm trying to play an ogg flac file in WinAmp 2.80 but I get nothing. I'm using the native Vorbis plugin and the shipped FLAC 1.04 plugin. I guess it's a conflict regarding which plugin "owns" the ogg extension or format. I'm not sure. But I wanted to know how good the ogg framing was. But I couldn't test it because metaflac doesn't