What's up with the 3rd party open-source player?

Posted by: ajayrockrock

What's up with the 3rd party open-source player? - 08/11/2002 13:52

Someone sent me a bootleg that was "ogg-only" and that got me thinking about the open-source player that was mentioned some time ago. Does anyone use it? I'd like to start because I want to encode all my mixes in gapless OGG files. Is there any documentation on how to get it setup on the empeg. I think I remember reading something about it not working correctly in DC mode...

later,
ajay
Posted by: grgcombs

Re: 3rd Party App -- Waiting for JEmplode - 14/11/2002 08:16

The original author of RioPlay has been computer-liberated for a couple of months. The next release we put out should be more empeg friendly than it is currently.

As it is now, the empeg version of RioPlay is somewhat dependent on A/C mode. I'd like to fix this soon.

The main thing holding us back, believe it or not is JEmplode's ability to store and tag flac/ogg files on the empeg. Without it, you can't store ogg or flac files on the player's drive. You can currently play ogg and flac files with the new software, but they have to be located on a Rio Receiver server.

Greg
Posted by: rob

Re: What's up with the 3rd party open-source player? - 14/11/2002 08:58

The official player will support Ogg in due course. It works OK in house, and should be released to the alpha team soon. The biggest issue is that it is built on the post 2.0 trunk which we doubt is sufficiently stable for a public beta at the moment.

Rob
Posted by: andy

Re: 3rd Party App -- Waiting for JEmplode - 14/11/2002 10:19

computer-liberated

????
Posted by: Daria

Re: 3rd Party App -- Waiting for JEmplode - 14/11/2002 10:22

They fell off the net, I'm guessing.
Posted by: grgcombs

Re: 3rd Party App -- Waiting for JEmplode - 14/11/2002 11:14

More or less, yes. Evidently there was a move involved, internet access, computer setup, etc.

Greg
Posted by: mschrag

Re: 3rd Party App -- Waiting for JEmplode - 16/11/2002 08:54

the latest jEmplode supports Ogg ... I haven't done FLAC yet .. If someone finds me a reference for the header format of FLAC I can probably implement it pretty easily...

Thanks
Mike
Posted by: TheAmigo

Re: 3rd Party App -- Waiting for JEmplode - 16/11/2002 18:44

This page has a description of the format and at the bottom of the page, it gives a bit-by-bit listed of the file format. Is that what you're looking for?