QUOTE (smeekeven @ Nov 11 2012, 10:29) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Since I use it to decode and upsample all of my audio formats
(AAC;AIF;AIFF;APE;FLAC;M4A;M4P;MP3;MPC;OGG;SHN;WAV;WMA;WV;)
it make all other input plugins in Winamp obsolete*.
(AAC;AIF;AIFF;APE;FLAC;M4A;M4P;MP3;MPC;OGG;SHN;WAV;WMA;WV;)
it make all other input plugins in Winamp obsolete*.
You may consider including "FLV;MP4" as well. These are the usual extensions for video clips, e.g. from Youtube. This way you can seamlessly include them into your playlist.
QUOTE (smeekeven @ Nov 11 2012, 10:29) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
By the way what is planar output versus interleaved?
In FFmpeg the term "planar" refers to how an audio buffer is organized:
- planar: There are separate buffers for each channel in parallel.
- interleaved: There is just one buffer filled with sequences of samples from each channel.