On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 03:37:00PM +0100, Ruckert Martin wrote:
> Christopher Gorrie wrote:
> >>Isn't it possible to create a loopable mp3 sound from a loopable wav
> >>sound without these silence errors at the start and end of the file ?
> >
> >
> >mp3 is not loopable, try using ogg instead.
> >
> mp3 is loopable.
> Just feed your decoder the same mp3 over and over.
> What is not possible is to loop the output of the decoder, because
> the decoder might create a lead in and lead out = gaps.
Right. There are no such gaps or boundary errors in Ogg. You can
also make branchable files and use the crosslap interface in
Vorbisfile to transition seamlessly between points in Ogg files; Halo
for PC uses this feature.
Monty
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