Hey, My patcher records each networked user's synthesized parameters in mp3 (with mp3write) which is then streamed to a shoutcast server. My problem is that when users open the stream, they listen the mp3 from the beginning instead of the near real-time point I'm aiming for (which is near the end of the mp3). Are the mp3write modes (append & truncate) of concern? Should I reset the mp3 every time a user logs in (wouldn't that stop the stream for other users?)? Or is the problem on the shoutcast side? (I read that the buffer has to do with it...) Any help is appreciated Hugo hugodini@warpmail.net
hi,
well, i don't really know how you read back the mp3 ( with mp3play ?? ), but yep, the default mode of mp3write is append which means everything is added at the end of all of what has been recorded before, maybe it' not what you want.
if you want to use this as a buffer, you'd better use the truncate mode.
cheers, sevy
Hugo Dini wrote:
Hey, My patcher records each networked user's synthesized parameters in mp3 (with mp3write) which is then streamed to a shoutcast server. My problem is that when users open the stream, they listen the mp3 from the beginning instead of the near real-time point I'm aiming for (which is near the end of the mp3). Are the mp3write modes (append & truncate) of concern? Should I reset the mp3 every time a user logs in (wouldn't that stop the stream for other users?)? Or is the problem on the shoutcast side? (I read that the buffer has to do with it...) Any help is appreciated Hugo hugodini@warpmail.net
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