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on Jun 05, 2004 at 03:07 UTC ( [id://361333]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
Thanks for the address! It looks nice.
Buffer"First of all one desirable feature would be to also store the incoming data into a file as well as passing it along to the handler..."If a stream is like the real stream or little river, then a buffer should be like a pond or little lake. If you get large chunks of data and you dossify the constant output of it, you have a buffer... Perhaps, just by reading from the recorded file, instead of piping, it might work as a buffer. As the author says, it is like the 'look ahead' of car's cd players. How could you do this? Well, you'ld better try and you'ld learn a lot in the meantime. After that, instead of using your small experience, I bet that you would be able to find a good buffering .PM at cpan. But, remember that most mp3 applications, have their own buffer. Like Winamp, that you can tune up at the config. Read about it, also. I remember reading that it works better with a small buffer (measured in seconds).
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