From: "Ross Boast" Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp Subject: Re: Mp3 Files... routines? Date: 19 Jan 1998 17:37:48 GMT Organization: BT Internet Lines: 65 Message-ID: <01bd2500$edf31340$483063c3@default> References: <34C297C0 DOT 4D5C9719 AT worldchat DOT com> NNTP-Posting-Host: host5-99-48-72.btinternet.com To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com DJ-Gateway: from newsgroup comp.os.msdos.djgpp Precedence: bulk Hallo, > I'd love to be able to play mp3 files as background music. Indeed thats exactly what i wanted to do, i am in the process of making a routine which will play an mp3 as background in my _ahem_ 'game'. :) >I've found some routines that play mp3's on gcc for unix. I'm not a low-level > programmer whatsoever so I wouldn't know where to start on converting > the source. I'd also have no idea as to how to make it compatible with > allegro. If anyone can help I'd really appriciate it, and if there's > already a solution to this problem I'd be glad to know it :) You're in luck, Ove Kaaven has ported AMP to DJGPP/ALLEGRO (DOSAMP), and made a library out of it :) you can d/l this package at: http://www.arcticnet.no/~ovek/files/ Its a very good library, comes with a good example and is fairly easy to understand! not to mention Ove's kind help which he has given me on a number of occasions :). If you need a further example/help try my site (http://www.btinternet.com/~rossa/) where i have made a very simple MSDOS mp3 player, complete w/DJGPP source. Er don't take it seriously as a proper MP3 player tho, heh. > Mp3's are the most compact files for their quality, and there's no real > point in hiding the code since WinAMP is free and does a great job. Indeed they are, the code isn't hidden and i believe the mpeg decoder AMP (ftp://ftp.rasip.fer.hr/pub/mpeg/) by Tomislav Uzelac is free. Rossa :) at Rossa AT BTinternet DOT com The start of my site : http://www.btinternet.com/~rossa/ Brian Hogg wrote in article <34C297C0 DOT 4D5C9719 AT worldchat DOT com>... > I'd love to be able to play mp3 files as background music. I've found > some routines that play mp3's on gcc for unix. I'm not a low-level > programmer whatsoever so I wouldn't know where to start on converting > the source. I'd also have no idea as to how to make it compatible with > allegro. If anyone can help I'd really appriciate it, and if there's > already a solution to this problem I'd be glad to know it :) > > Mp3's are the most compact files for their quality, and there's no real > point in hiding the code since WinAMP is free and does a great job. > > Please e-mail me if you can help.. > > Thanks, > Brian > ---------- > Game Development Team (DJGPP) > http://team.home.ml.org > >