This should be possible in theory, given Microsoft Silverlight has
just added support for doing this exact thing in Silverlight 3 (and
there is a project for providing Ogg Vorbis support going on).
Who knows what the licensing implications here are though. The only
WMA decoder I know of that has source available is the one inside
ffmpeg. Performance would be an interesting thing.
It might be worth trying to get something going on Alchemy instead,
mainly for better performance (without the AS overhead).
2009/5/9 tottenkamen :
> Hi everyone. I'm working on an application that reads MP3 streams and it
> would be even better if it could read in WMA streams (or Real for that
> matter), decode them, and play them back to the user. My initial thoughts are
> that this is not impossible. It SHOULD be a matter of loading the WMA in as a
> URLStream or Socket and decoding the result into something the Sound object
> can play. Is anyone familiar with source that would do this decoding, perhaps
> in another language that could be ported to AS3? Would anyone be interested
> in joining me on coding an open-source version of this?
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