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WavPack on mobiles

Allow me to say upfront that I'm pretty ignorant as far as mobile apps/systems are concerned, but seeing all these nice little tools being coded all over the 'Net for various purposes I was wondering if anybody has considered developing a nice .WV decoder for Java (not Symbian) based phones yet.

Thanks.

Dc
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Reply #1 –
Anyone in the know please?
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'Net for various purposes I was wondering if anybody has considered developing a nice .WV decoder for Java (not Symbian) based phones yet.


Not that I am aware of. The only device that currently supports WavPack decoding is the Rockbox firmware implementation. I am sure it would be possible to develope a java decoder, but I am sure it depends on a number of other different engineering factors.
budding I.T professional

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I asked some weeks or months ago if something like this can be done for Vorbis or HE-AAC, but I was told that Java would be too slow for handling decoding in real time (and probably would eat up the battery since everything is done in software).

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Where can I find those Java applications?
How about Macromedia Flash?

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Reply #6 –
Quote from: Sebastian Mares on
I asked some weeks or months ago if something like this can be done for Vorbis or HE-AAC, but I was told that Java would be too slow for handling decoding in real time (and probably would eat up the battery since everything is done in software).
That's what I suspected, thanks Sebastian.
Maybe one day we'll see Rockbox ported to mobiles... unlikely but one can hope...
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Reply #9 –
As someone who admits to being completely ignorant about modern mobile phones - albeit happy that way - how much WavPack format audio could one hope to store on a modern phone anyway? I don't know what the average memory size is these days.

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Reply #10 –
Quote from: dv1989 on
As someone who admits to being completely ignorant about modern mobile phones - albeit happy that way - how much WavPack format audio could one hope to store on a modern phone anyway? I don't know what the average memory size is these days.
On my girfirend's Sony Ericsson W810i which features Memory Stick PRO Duo support up to 2 GB, same goes for my Nokia 6233 but via microSD memory.
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Reply #11 –
Quote from: Sebastian Mares on
There are none for Java.

Thanks you for the answer. 
1. Once again, how about Macromedia flash?
2. I see Youtube can play flv without any installation decoder, is it possible in mobile?

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Reply #12 –
Quote from: DARcode on
Allow me to say upfront that I'm pretty ignorant as far as mobile apps/systems are concerned, but seeing all these nice little tools being coded all over the 'Net for various purposes I was wondering if anybody has considered developing a nice .WV decoder for Java (not Symbian) based phones yet.

Thanks.

Dc



Well the coreplayer project aims to serve your needs (albeit they are focused on delivering both video and audio).
CorePlayer

They have their Core Pocket Media Player running on Palm and WindowsCE/Windows_Mobile so if you have a "smart" phone you can run this: (TCPMP)

I am using what appears to be an unofficially supported wavpack plugin for my Treo 650 from here: wavpack

Give them your support!

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Reply #13 –
tcpmp 0.72rc1 has been working great on my motorolaQ (i've used mp3/mpc/wv)

musepack on my Q!!!!!!

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Reply #14 –
Cool to know, thanks, but I'll never buy a smart phone which runs Microsoft Windows Mobile.
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Reply #15 –
Quote from: Jillian on
Quote from: Sebastian Mares on

There are none for Java.

Thanks you for the answer. 
1. Once again, how about Macromedia flash?
2. I see Youtube can play flv without any installation decoder, is it possible in mobile?


Flash is not a programming language, and there's no way an application could be written. FLV is part of the Flash format, it only supports FLV and MP3 afaik. The mobile version, Flash Lite, is mainly for games than anything else.

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Reply #16 –
well, the Q was given to me at work

i wasn't about to say no...


later