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Supported file formats #38
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You can try to play .flac and it plays :) But i don't think it supports any .flac you will add :) . Yes we need small samples for all audio formats . |
I haven't tested with flac, but I might have some file on my drive. |
@HelgeStenstrom Tha's a nice question :) . Look how it works . We have added Lines 107 to 111 in f1ba0e3
which gives as the ability to play .flac files . But how that attaches to our library right ? Well it downloads the .jar file which if you open has inside has the below : From which java audio system understands which codec to use for .flac files . Actually i was reading about this in some old Java Tutorials . |
I saw that in the pom file, but I don't see where the jflac-codec is actually used. Maybe I didn't find it because the package name is different from the artifactId. I'll have to test with a flac file someday. |
Maybe i add a special package called AudioTools which the user can use to retrieve audio data , duration , read .mp3 metadata etc . i have it in XR3Player but i should export it here . |
The description claims that java-stream-player supports ogg, flac, speex and other formats. How does that happen? I have searched for the word flac in the code, but haven't found it.
It would be good with a few small sample audio files in the supported formats. The files should be free to use, of course.
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