Trouble compiling Mp3test

[RyoDC]

While compiling get these warnings:

"implicit declaration of mp3_init, mp3_start, mp3_shutdown."

how to get rid of them?
and the example don't run, of course.

[PH3NOM]

Assuming you only have those warnings when compiled, the example should still run fine, otherwise it probably wouldn't even compile.

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mp3_start("/rd/test.mp3",0);

Have you placed a "test.mp3" into the /romdisk/ folder when you compile?

[RyoDC]

Yes of course. It was a shortened sample of Madonna 'Everybody' mp3. (i cut in audacity).

[PH3NOM]

Hmm, Its hard to say what is wrong with what little information you have provided.

Run in NullDC, and look at the command line window to see what is going on, maybe you can print screen so we can look at it.

This is an example of what I mean:


Just because nothing happens on-screen, does not mean nothing is happening, at all.

Also, you might want to try the K:OS oggvorbis example to see if that works for you.

Or, you could even try compiling the stand-alone FLAC decoder I released a little while back:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FSQ9CWO0

[RyoDC]

Just because nothing happens on-screen, does not mean nothing is happening, at all.

Yes, I understand this.
Anyway, this is what i get:

[Ayla]

It is pretty clear to me. The header is not recognized, maybe because audacity did not re-create a valid header when you cut your song.

[RyoDC]

So how then other supposed players played it? File is easily played by other players (all, if being exactly).

And, by the way, I've this problem during the compilation of Zelda ROTH:

[BlueCrab]

So how then other supposed players played it? File is easily played by other players (all, if being exactly).

Because a lot of players will accept junk and actually attempt to play it. Your file is not able to be read properly so its most likely corrupted. That is your problem.

And, by the way, I've this problem during the compilation of Zelda ROTH:

You're missing the library its talking about. That's not one that comes with KOS, so you have to find it and get it compiled yourself.

[RyoDC]

SDL not comes with the KOS? From which times?

[Indiket]

SDL not comes with the KOS? From which times?

SDL comes in kos-ports, but not SDL_image and SDL_mixer (which are separate libraries). You can get the last version of them at the SVN of emuforge:

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svn://emuforge.com/kosports

[Ayla]

I do have kos/addons/lib/dreamcast/libSDL_image_124.a here.
But maybe I added it manually, it's been a while...

[RyoDC]

SDL comes in kos-ports, but not SDL_image and SDL_mixer (which are separate libraries). You can get the last version of them at the SVN of emuforge:

I do have kos/addons/lib/dreamcast/libSDL_image_124.a here.

Thank you guys, thank you guys a lot. I didn't know that.
Hope that helps anyway.

[RyoDC]

Well, the solution was fairly simple... I've just renamed my libraries in the lib folder, gave them a correct names, and all started to compile.. but, after I made the cd, nothing did wanted to run on emulator. funny. i think it's a good idea to forget about a dreamcast programming to the end of my days, or maybe 'till the time a better emulator would be released.

[Indiket]

Instead of renaming libraries (awful), it's better to change the libraries in the Makefile.
Did you check that the rest of the files are in the CDI when you do the cd? Maybe it's just that the binary can't find them.

[RyoDC]

Binary files? you mean 1st_read.bin?