| Vladimir Hmelyoff 2005-12-16, 2:45 am |
| Hi, Marco.
If mp3 written to flv divided by mp3 blocks (!), (for example, each
tag contain some full mp3 blocks, but not half, not part), you can
simply rename .flv to .mp3 and try to play. mp3 decoder will
synchronize by blocks headers, and skip other data.
For example, if you have .wav file with mp3 compression, you can also
rename it to .mp3, because difference between mp3 and wav is a wav
header. So, mp3 decoder will skip wav header, until it find mp3 block
header and read mp3 block. In anyway, if decoder lost sync, it is will
also then seeking for next block header in intermediate data.
PS mp3 blocks is about 26ms in duration in most cases. Maybe I
mistake. But I remember that number, as one of possible durations.
15.12.2005, 22:44:22, you wrote:
MT> There's a hackish version (which, however, *does* work) to do this.
MT> It's documented here (you will need Linux):
MT> http://etudiant.epita.fr/~founad_m/flv2mp3/
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Best regards,
Vladimir mailto:service-x1GBZOkHFn5Wk0Htik3J/w@public.gmane.org
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