http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/browser/trunk/modules/demux/ogg.c http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/browser/trunk/modules/codec/vorbis.c Patches are welcome. I think that i found problem in source code, but i`m not so good in C programming to fix it. possibly here is explanation: http://www.xiph.org/vorbis...
Vorbis is always VBR as it can't be made to be CBR. The bitrate quoted is what is reported in VLC and I have always assumed this to be ABR. MPC says this same file is 3:26. This is using the Haali front end for OGG/OGM and CoreVorbis. I know, that vorbis is always VBR. Nominal bitrate specifies app...
I don`t know. I dont`t like code reading. But i found this API documentation for developers: http://www.xiph.org/vorbis/doc/vorbisfile/fileinfo.html So information about average bitrate or total length of vorbis file is available via this functions. EDIT: Maybe algorithm use nominal bitrate instead ...
I see different variance e. g. 2:34 song looks in VLC like 2:41 song. Other 1:22 song looks in VLC like 1:02 song atc. So differences are more than 1s in both directions. Playback is without problems but at the end of song status bar looks like: 1:22/1:02. EDIT: I think VLC uses wrong algorithm to c...
Is there any chance to display right duration(length) info of vorbis file? Winamp has no problem with this, so i think it must use some other information to display right lengt of file.
Ok. So where is problem? In VLC setting or mkv file? I have the same problem, but when i use mplayer subtitles holn on screen no longer. On the other side they display earlier. So i must set delay. I thing that each program interprets some informations in mkv file a bit different(default setting). ...
2. The subs displayed in VLC do hold on screen longer, but I do not experience an overlap. This seems to be consistent with the text that is burned into the video. Ok. So where is problem? In VLC setting or mkv file? I have the same problem, but when i use mplayer subtitles holn on screen no longer...
EDIT: After i installed sed for Windows. I found solution for Mplayer but only when i play stream and status line is displayed. It look like this : mplayer http://radio.address | sed {s/^A:\(.\{20\}\).*$/ICY\1/} | findstr ^ICY > playlist.txt Now the playlist.txt loks like this: ICY Info: StreamTitle...
If i use mplayer http://radio.address > playlist.txt and configure mplayer to display status line the output is like this: ICY Info: StreamTitle='aqua - my oh my (h2o club mix)';StreamUrl=''; A: 1.3 (01.3) of 0.0 (unknown) ??,?% 18% A: 1.3 (01.2) of 0.0 (unknown) 1.3% 22% A: 1.3 (01.3) of 0.0 (unkno...
I'm not good in C++ programming. I found partial solution to my problem with competitive player Mplayer. mplayer -dumpfile music.aac -dumpstream http://radio.address > playlist.txt Now i have audio in music.aac file and metadata in playlist.txt file. Now it`s easy to extract with regular expression ...
The metadata (stream media info) can change during playback so it is little problematic (unless every change causes a new file to be created), but it is quite easy to implement (I am not sure if VLC can write tags). I used some software that created new file when the change occured. But there was p...
Is there any way, how to save stream media info into txt(xml) file or better directly into id3 tag? If i use VLC to save raw stream, it saves only audio data. The media info is only displaying on status bar. My idea of txt file structure is like this: 00:00:00 Artist1 Song 1 hh:mm:ss Artist2 Song 2 ...