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	<title>Comments on: dev/dream morrigan development week off to a late start</title>
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	<description>I will fix the colour theme soon...</description>
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		<title>By: Ian</title>
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		<description>MusicMan would be cross-platform if it worked! =D  The libraries I use are all cross-platform, and I&#039;ve had it playing happily on XP, Snow Leopard and Karmic.  Only problem is, I think something in Netbeans screwed up pulling in the libraries properly and a build that worked on my dev machine now doesn&#039;t work anywhere.

It should hopefully be a reasonable example of how to do native MP3 support in Java.  MP3SPI/JLayer definitely seems to be a good option, though it&#039;s really picky on badly-encoded files.  Tritonus is also used in places, I never really got to the bottom of whether JLayer fully replaces it or not.

I moved to JAudioTagger for tag reading/writing as JLayer&#039;s functions are slow as all hell when you&#039;ve got 25,000 to do!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>MusicMan would be cross-platform if it worked! =D  The libraries I use are all cross-platform, and I&#8217;ve had it playing happily on XP, Snow Leopard and Karmic.  Only problem is, I think something in Netbeans screwed up pulling in the libraries properly and a build that worked on my dev machine now doesn&#8217;t work anywhere.</p>
<p>It should hopefully be a reasonable example of how to do native MP3 support in Java.  MP3SPI/JLayer definitely seems to be a good option, though it&#8217;s really picky on badly-encoded files.  Tritonus is also used in places, I never really got to the bottom of whether JLayer fully replaces it or not.</p>
<p>I moved to JAudioTagger for tag reading/writing as JLayer&#8217;s functions are slow as all hell when you&#8217;ve got 25,000 to do!</p>
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