mp3 playing with mplayer without soundcard

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Than  have to update the task with mplayer,  it's
-playing one sound without soundcard in command line
-in real time, to be clear: 3 min mp3 file would play during 3 min not in
one sec
-while playing modifying volume, equalizer, speed via input file option or
other way
-creating output wav or mp3 or similar to file or stdout

Are these possible and which command can do that?

Thanks,
Regards,
Zol

On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 3:57 PM, Oliver Seitz <info at vtnd.de> wrote:

> > Hi All,
> >
> > I need to use  mplayer replaying in realtime mixed mp3 files without
> > soundcard.
> > The output would piped to an input of a stream.
> > The inputs would be 2 mp3 files that would be mixed.
> >
> > Testing  with 1 mp3 file:
> >
> > mplayer test.mp3 -dumpfile stream.out
>
> To dump means to not play anything, but to write the input data to a file.
> That's probably not what you want. You can output decoded audio with -ao
> pcm
>
> If you really want to dump, you have to specify what to dump, e.g.
> -dumpstream or -dumpaudio in addition to -dumpfile, which only sets the
> filename.
>
> > My  questions are:
> >
> > Could be this solved anyhow creating dumpfile during real time playing?
> > Can be played mixed mp3 input files with mplayer via above way /dumping
> > output as raw or creating mp3 instead of raw/ ?
>
> Sorry, i don't quite understand. Mplayer can however not mix two sounds.
>
>
> > Is the  -input file=cmd.txt  option working during in real time
> replaying?
> > Eg adding to cmd.txt eg seek 10  will go the 10 sec position.
>
> Yes, but probably not when dumping, as dumping means _not_ to play.
>
> Greets,
> Kiste
>
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