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What are you doing, InfernoDS? DPG streaming?

 

Why use MP3? Wouldn't MP2 be a lot less taxing on the CPU to decode? Or hell, GSM would be fine as well. The PC-side server should be doing most of the hard work. I imagine it takes longer to encode than to decode, or am I wrong? o.o;

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Ah well, we'll see what comes to this. Mp3 was quite easy for me as even fragmented pieces of a mp3 file work nice, and I haven't really thought about other formats (I mean, I don't suppose mp4 (good audio quality + small size) (aac etc.) has been ported yet has it?).

We'll see... We'll see...

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how much ram would something like this use......i bet if you got the right format fiels could be sent faster than they are played and the rest can be buffered

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I think its better to load the whole song into the RAM. It would be faster but there will be like a 3MB limit (Unless there sent in like 2MB fragments). Or the song could be transfered into the GBAMP, SC or M3 CF.

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But I think its better to send it in fragments and store it in the GBAMP, SC or M3 after it compleatly finishes (The song will be playing while it is being downloaded into the RAM and then transfered into the GBAMP,SC or M3).

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But I think its better to send it in fragments and store it in the GBAMP, SC or M3 after it compleatly finishes (The song will be playing while it is being downloaded into the RAM and then transfered into the GBAMP,SC or M3).

 

What happens when the GBAMP's CF runs out of file space?

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Even whole concerts don't quite rech that, at least, none of the audio concerts I have do. video, yeah, butnot MP3. Unless your listening to a huge compilation of them. o_O

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