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Originally Posted by geekmaster
I used aplay to play movie output piped from ffmpeg on my kindle. I will publish a script soon to play movies on with sound on your kindles (from local files or internet URLs) in various formats (including x264 for the faster kindles). The K3 is not fast enough to decode x264 in real-time, so it can only play XviD/DivX/MPEG, etc.
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Already seeing those threads that have samples of videos that can play on the Kindle, this would be awesome if you can run XviD/DivX/MPEG/etc files directly on it. Look forward to seeing what you come up with. You are definitely one of the best originators of stuff on this site! Thanks!
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Originally Posted by geekmaster
I just tested, and you can still play audio files the old way too (including piped-in network streams). For example, with wifi on, this will play BBC on a K3 or a K5:
wget -O - http://mp32.bbc.streamuk.com | gst-launch playbin uri=fd://0 |
I'll have to try that way you mentioned about how to play streaming audio. This is the usual way I do so (I'm guessing it does the same thing, just a different way):
Code:
; play streaming radio - http://www.radioio.com - VOCAL JAZZ
K R F = !cd /mnt/us/music ; ../system/kinamp http://76.76.18.101:8010 -quiet -framedrop -vo aa:reverse:contrast=50 -vf rotate=1 -monitoraspect 0.7 2>/dev/null