Re: Decoding non-seekable stream

Thanks for responding.
In order to see if the code is working, I am presently running the program  
in x86.
The encoded music data is included as a header file in the project. The  
size of the encoded data is 18904 bytes.
The PCM length of the data is 55799 and I allocate 55799*4 bytes memory to  
the bigbuffer to hold the decoded PCM data. Then I start the loop for  
ov_read, which attempts to decode 4096 of PCM data at each loop-iteration.

Regards,
Niranjan


On Jan 29, 2010 4:58am, Conrad Parker <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 29 January 2010 00:04, Niranjan Udipi [email protected]> wrote:

> > Hi All,

> >

> > I am using the Tremor Decoder on an Embedded Systems Board. I have

> > loaded the OV encoded data into the memory. I use callback.seek.func

> > the decoding happens properly. However, if I force the

> > callback.seek.func return -1, thus making the encoded stream a

> > non-seekable one, the decoding does not happen. On debugging, I found

> > that the ov_read function continues to return 0 bytes. Please tell me

> > where I could have gone wrong.

> >

> > The intention of the above experiment is that the Board does not

> > have enough memory to store a whole music file. Thus the encoded data

> > will be copied to the memory regularly from PCI interface.



> how big are the buffers you are using?



> does the same code work on x86?



> Conrad.

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