> now. ogg, mp3 and flac are different beasts. in the sense that digital audio data are encoded and those files have some special structure, way more complex than a raw stream you find on wav files (after the header, that is).
Dang.
> now there's a question whether is there any libvorbis aware php extension out there.
Oh, there are, but they all require installing either php extensions and/or binaries, and that is not an option as I'm developping a CMS, that is it has to work in restristed (read "free") web environnements.
But there's hope; Since the browser can read the audio, why not let him do *all* the work ? Guys look at this I bet you gonna like it :)
> now. ogg, mp3 and flac are different beasts. in the sense that digital audio data are encoded and those files have some special structure, way more complex than a raw stream you find on wav files (after the header, that is).
Dang.
> now there's a question whether is there any libvorbis aware php extension out there.
Oh, there are, but they all require installing either php extensions and/or binaries, and that is not an option as I'm developping a CMS, that is it has to work in restristed (read "free") web environnements.
But there's hope; Since the browser can read the audio, why not let him do *all* the work ? Guys look at this I bet you gonna like it :)