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MP3 Player - home made
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There already is a great resource by a bloke called Jeff Mucha:
http://www.skylab.org/~chugga/mpegbox/index.html
That is where I got most of my info from for the original one.
I considered linux, was looking into slackware before. It would be very easy to write a little C-program (or even just a shell script) to capture keys, run a command line mp3 player and output to LCD. But it was just easier to use Win95 and winamp to do that! All premade and ready to go.
There is also a thing out there called CAJUN (serach on sourceforge for it) which is a linux system for an in-car mp3 jukebox thing.
But at the moment I am still most interested in Win95. It offers the most flexibility at the least amount of work for me! Once I have the basic delphi controls coded it should be plain sailing. I can also easily use USB devices like my digital camera and my spare wifi dongle etc...
http://www.skylab.org/~chugga/mpegbox/index.html
That is where I got most of my info from for the original one.
I considered linux, was looking into slackware before. It would be very easy to write a little C-program (or even just a shell script) to capture keys, run a command line mp3 player and output to LCD. But it was just easier to use Win95 and winamp to do that! All premade and ready to go.
There is also a thing out there called CAJUN (serach on sourceforge for it) which is a linux system for an in-car mp3 jukebox thing.
But at the moment I am still most interested in Win95. It offers the most flexibility at the least amount of work for me! Once I have the basic delphi controls coded it should be plain sailing. I can also easily use USB devices like my digital camera and my spare wifi dongle etc...
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