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Opensource mp3 decode/play
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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Anyone know of an open source mp3 decoder/player? Just the codec & algorithms is what I'm looking for. I don't want a actual player. I'm trying to avoid using the OSX proprietory API. Kindove defeats the purpose of languages like Java, but I do see where it helps to make excellent OSX applications. ;-)
BTW, Java code is prefered. But I guess I can always convert the code. I'm looking to write in Java, figure I'll play with Objective C later on.
Thanks
Ryan C.
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Join Date: Nov 2000
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Did you look at LAME? Don't know much about it except that it's open source, and has something to do with MP3 encoding/decoding.
It's probably unix-oriented C rather than Java though.
HTH,
Fraser
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iPod 5Gb
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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What I want is a command line MP3 player that uses CoreAudio! That way I could have it play MP3s ALL the time--even with other users logged in! Muahaha.
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Admin Emeritus  Join Date: Oct 2000
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mpg123 might work for you guys.
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"Against stupidity, the gods themselves contend in vain" (Schiller)
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Parallax is right. You're probably looking for something along the line of mpg123. Actually, nick shanks wrote a program called Music that uses mpg123 as it's front end. It can play music from the command line if you look inside the package and go to Contents->MacOS and use the mpg123 binary found there. I have no idea how he compiled it to play music from the command line in OS X, however. But, look into the mpg123 library for an nice, fast decoder. Also, if you check out the mpg123 site they actually do have a java version called jmpg.
Hope this helps,
mccullocht
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Hey, I just found out where nick shanks got the code to run mpg123 on Mac OS X with sound output. Guillaume Outters wrote a patch for mpg123 that allows it to compile on Mac OS X with sound output, although I'm not exactly sure how because I haven't looked through the patch yet. You can get it at http://www.esiee.fr/~outtersg/
mccullocht
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