On Monday 06 February 2006 23:05, Mattias Bengtsson wrote:
> On Thu, 2006-01-05 at 02:48 +0100, Mattias Bengtsson wrote:
> > This makes mplayer play a few more mp3's than before.
> > I had problems with some specific files (like 2-3 mp3's in every tenth
> > album or so) not being detected as mp3's but movies instead. This seems
> > to fix it for me at least.
>
> Any comments on this?
> To my knowledge it forces mplayer to regard .mp3-files as MP3's instead
> of doing it's own (buggy?) detection that, for me at least, only works
> _almost_ always.

That's the -rawaudio format=0x55 part, right?  That part looks OK to me, if 
Freevo already decided that it's an MP3 file.  mmpython / kaa.metadata should 
have a good detection code already, so if you made sure it's only called for 
MP3 files (i.e. not ACC/Vorbis/WMA/..), that's fine (the code part you 
patched decides by extension - whatever ;-) ).

However, I wonder if it's really MPlayer not detecting the MP3 right (can you 
confirm that with -v output?); it may be that your changing of the demuxer 
does the trick.

Hmm, the more I look at your code, I wonder what it does.  Maybe you could 
explain better what happens; I read in MPlayer's manpage that "-audio-demuxer 
17 forces MP3" (when using -audiofile).  However, you use demuxer 20, which 
is rawaudio (see 
http://www1.mplayerhq.hu/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/main/libmpdemux/demuxer.h ). 
Couldn't you use "-rawaudio on:format=0x55" instead (note the "on")?
(If not, you should at least call the variable DEMUXER_RAWAUDIO instead, maybe 
even leave DEMUXER_MP3 for future reference.)

And the main question remains: Why does or -demuxer 17 not do the trick?  I 
know there are different MP3 codecs in MPlayer, but (how) do you actually 
change it?

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