> From: "Cem Alacayir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Does anyone have an idea how to split the mp3 in to parts?
> But I don't mean I want to have new mp3 files
> I only need the parts.
> For example, if I split a mp3 into 3 parts , the parts should be continuos
,
> I mean I should
> be able to play the parts in sequence (with a special player) and get the
> same result as playing the whole original mp3
> how is it possible? I need your help
If you're using a special player, I guess you can split it in any way you
want. There are plenty of file splitting utilities around; one I remember
from years back is called "sploin"; portable C source for it should be
easily available.
All the "special player" would have to do is read the files in sequence,
providing a continuous stream to the decoder. Assuming you have a
self-contained decoder implementation (e.g. mpg123) this doesn't require you
to know anything about the structure of MP3 files: simply treat them as
binary data and join them together.
-- Mat.
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