There seem to be a couple of problems with the buffering code just checked in:
1. buffer_shutdown(NULL) is called when the bitrate changes and you're not
using a
buffer.
2. The buffer is not used for anything but the first file.
3. The buffer isn't explicitly closed when playback is finished, sometimes
leaving an ogg123 process sitting sucking up 100% CPU time.
Here's a patch that seems to fix these, although I'm not sure #2 is the
way it
should be... It may be easier to simply make a global buffer pointer instead of
storing the pointer in main though...
Aaron Plattner
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