New mp3/shoutcast player for Amiga/MOS - AmiNetRadio!

[MAD]

Hoya!

@Felix

YES! #AmigaZeux is a TALENTED team of untamed Amiga thinkers! ;-)

They brought the world:

-ANR (well, we have been testing it for quite a long time now, hehe... ;-) ).

-AmiTradeCenter: an ftp client using MUI.

-dynAMIte: a BomBerman clone... BUT playable ONLINE, up to 8 (eight) players! :-D

So, stop wasting your time and go to

amigazeux.net

And be enlightened! ;-)

For some other people here: RTFM! ;-D
KennyR has done a pretty neat and humourous guide for ANR, so do him a favour and read it! ;-)

Be funky

M A D

[shIva]

@M A D :
... and they brought GELBES PANEL to us.
it´s a very nice miamipanel (for miami dx), the problem is, that it´s not that stable and has got problems displaying traffic >1 Gbyte.

to anr : nice to hear ;-)

[platon42]

Well, actually it's just about opening the device and instead of sending the data to a file, you simply write it to the mp3 decoder (CMD_WRITE). You won't be able to use the niffy plugins though, as you don't get back the pulse coded sample data from the mp3 decoder. Therefore, writing a wrapper to the mpega.library is IMHO not reasonable (because mpega.library is used to decode the mp3 data asynchroneously and get back the PCM data, and play this PCM data back through AHI or Paula (or do whatever you want to it). The Commodore MPEG-Device takes the raw MP3 data and plays it back synchroneously. It actually outputs the sound, so AHI and stuff is not needed.

[cockney_dave]

Great player! But only downside is that I havn't been able to set it
up in MIME to play from clicking on streams in a browser

[KennyR]

:rtfm:

[PPC]

really good program, very stable but the only downside is that it eats
a lot of cpu time specially on weaker PPC Amiga's like my 040/25 603e
240 Mhz combo.

I hope it would be possible to add internal paula 14 bit support next
to ahi like was done with prayer 2 wich run's silky smooth on my
machine. With prayer 2 i can even play Q2 or a mpeg at same time at a
very decent frame rate :-D