I did an experimental version based on 2.06. The problem I ran into was the
need for a temporary file. I couldn't find a way to hook up the WMA classes
to the streaming input. The WMA classes seem to be designed to only work
with files. I didn't make it more widely available because this limitation
made it inconsistent with FreeAmp's architecture.
Ed Patriquin
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> On Fri, 26 May 2000, Karl Ove Hufthammer wrote:
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> > Are there any plans for supporting other music file formats (.mid, .xm,
> > .mod)?
>
> .wma, perhaps? I mention that one only because I know most of what's
> needed to code it (at least for Win32).
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