TheGood
Aug 16 2005, 10:12
Hi,
I am currently developing an application like SonicStage, to be able to manage my NW-E507. I pretty much understand the way songs are put under folders and stuff. The only thing I'm missing is a function that'll convert an MP3 file into the OpenMG format to be able to be read by the player.
I know this is a weird question, but I'm pretty desperate right now. Does anyone know how to convert an MP3 file into the OpenMG format?
See
this thread, especially
this post.
Oops sorry. I thought you only were looking for some software to do it. Otherwise I doubt there will be such a developer kit / a known way of converting MP3 to OMG ever. Because Sony doesn't want anyone else but them doing this. I think the OMG file is also a function of your computer. Maybe disassembling the software in the earlier post might help...
TheGood
Aug 16 2005, 10:59
Thanks atici,
You know, I downloaded VAIO Music Transfer just to look through its files and I found (or think I found) a DLL containing the piece of code converting MP3 into OMA since it was full of subs and functions called "Convert" and "OverwriteMP3" and "OmgPcManagementCallback". The file is named "simpletranslation.dll". But the problem is, I'm not too good in assembly. I'll try looking for help on other programming forums.
Worse that could happen, the user is gonna have to use SS just to convert the files and then use my prog to manage! But that would be a little pointless, hehe.