At 05:12 PM 4/17/2001, Chris Cocuzzo wrote:
theres a formula for figuring out how many frames based on file size and
time....however if your making a playlist with 20 or so entries the
EXTINF's aren't really nessary
~kurth
>Ok that makes sense definitely. I guess I wonder. How would I code something
>so I could find out the number of frames in a particular mp3 so I could
>generate the m3u file? I've seen a lot of this stuff implemented in PERL,
>however I'm not familiar with PERL that much, so it wouldn't matter.
>PHP-wise, any ideas on how to find that number of frames?
>
>--chris
>
>
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>At 04:43 PM 4/17/2001, Chris Cocuzzo wrote:
>
>as far as I know the EXTINF is just data that win amp puts in play
>lists. its just the number of frames i believe then teh song title. this
>allows winamps play list editor to read the data for the files in the play
>list without opening them all...on a large (450) or so that can take a long
>time....
>
>hope this helps..
>
>~kurth
>
> >Hey,
> >
> >First I'll ask my OT question. I've been thinking lately of implementing a
> >system on my band's website where people can log in, and maintain a
>playlist
> >of all the mp3's I have on the site. Obviously when they want to play it,
>or
> >a single file, they can hit play and the m3u file will automatically
> >download to whatever mp3 player their using. If you used winamp, you
> >probably know the idea I'm getting at. Anyways...I'm confused on one part.
> >
> >this is what the m3u file looks like:
> >#EXTM3U
> >#EXTINF:183,Greyboy Allstars - Jack Rabbit
> >\\Cocuzzo2\cocuzzo dr d\nap\Greyboy Allstars - Jack Rabbit.mp3
> >#EXTINF:96,Greyboy Allstars - Let the music take your mind
> >\\Cocuzzo2\cocuzzo dr d\nap\Greyboy Allstars - Let the music take your
> >mind.mp3
> >#EXTINF:184,Greyboy Allstars - Soul Dream
> >\\Cocuzzo2\cocuzzo dr d\nap\Greyboy Allstars - Soul Dream.mp3
> >#EXTINF:105,Greyboy Allstars - Fried grease
> >\\Cocuzzo2\cocuzzo dr d\nap\Greyboy Allstars - Fried grease.mp3
> >#EXTINF:119,Greyboy Allstars Who's Gonna Be The Junkie
> >\\Cocuzzo2\cocuzzo dr d\nap\Greyboy Allstars Who's Gonna Be The Junkie.mp3
> >#EXTINF:117,Greyboy Allstars - Gravee
> >\\Cocuzzo2\cocuzzo dr d\nap\Greyboy Allstars - Gravee.mp3
> >
> >I understand all of this except for those numbers after the #EXTINF. Does
> >anyone know what they mean?
> >
> >my php question is, what functions might I use to do something like this.
> >I've been checking out some code, and I've seen things like people using
> >buffers and http functions to get the whole thing working. Any ideas?
> >
> >--Chris
> >
> >
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