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Is it possible to directly play audio from a *.flv MemoryStream ?
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Martin Kuhn
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Is it possible to directly play audio from a *.flv MemoryStream ?
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27 Aug '12 - 04:20 »
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Within an application i want to play MP4 Audio embedded within a *.flv Stream
My recent, sub-optimal solution is to
- copy the flv-Data/Conatiner (it is a MemoryStream) to a *.flv file
- Convert the *.aac file using an CMD-Line converter (eg ffMpeg.exe)
- open/read the *.aac file into a File/MemoryStream and use BASS_AAC_StreamCreateFile(True, ....
- delete the unneeded *.flv and *.aac files
- play the AAC (File/MemoryStream) with Bass
Question: Is it possible to convert flv-Data/Containers (MemoryStream) to a BASS compatible MemoryStream (eg. in AAC Format),
WITHOUT using a CMD-Line tool that is writing the files physically to HDD
Best would be solution (component?) directly within Delphi
second best a solution with a CMD-Line tool converting from/to MemoryStreams instead of physicall writing to HDD
best regards
Martin
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Ionut Cristea
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Re: Is it possible to directly play audio from a *.flv MemoryStream ?
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Use BASS_DSHOW to achieve that. But be sure you have installed flv splitter/decoder.
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