[vorbis-dev] wav output to stdout status?

[volsung at asu.edu]

Then I would follow the suggestion given by the other poster of using a shell
script to output the wav data to a temp file and then cat the file into the
next program you need.

ogg123 isn't really geared toward file to file conversion, but rather file
playback.


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Stan Seibert

On Sun, 6 May 2001, smoerk at gmx.de wrote:

> But I need piping WAV or another non-headerless format to stdout. it's
> not very useful to pipe raw audio to stdout, because not every ogg file
> or stream is 44.1khz, 2 channel.
> 
> >> >>> The wav driver in libao (in CVS) does not support writing to STDOUT
> >> >>>and will probably never support that.
> 
> >> Why not use a temporary file?  Granted it's not really streaming, but it
> >> will get the output into a nonseekable stream (gotta keep them pipes and
> >> sockets happy, you know).
> >
> >Bad, bad hack.  Don't like it, and we really don't need it.  If you need to
> >pipe audio to a source, you can now use the raw audio driver that was now just
> >committed to CVS (thanks Jack!).
> 
> 
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