Need to write a Player that can use different commands
for different file extensions or file types.
ie.
ogg123 for *.ogg
mpg123 for *.mp3
mplayer for mms://*

In some cases, a http://... url may redirect to mms://...
In this case, mplayer still needs to be invoked, so I
think the acctual opening of the file/url has to happen
before the player acctually starts the eternal program
(ie. before CommandRunner starts).  That means any
errors opening it need to trigger a notification, so
that the next song can be played.

Date: 2003-10-30 02:46
Sender: Derek Lewis

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I've added checking for both byte-orderings, which fixes
that particular file.

Date: 2003-10-30 02:26
Sender: Derek Lewis

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The basic logic for ogg/mp3 seems to be working, but there
are cases where the mp3 detection logic doesn't work.  ie.
files that don't have the correct magic bytes.
One example starts with "fb ff 44 90", which looks
backwards.
Maybe I just need to check for big-endian and small-endian?

Date: 2003-10-30 00:32
Sender: Derek Lewis

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I've just implemented this.  Seems to still work for MP3s,
and will test on OGG files shortly.
FileSongs are checked using the basic logic I ripped from
/usr/share/misc/magic.  Basicly, it reads a few bytes from
the beginning of the file to determine the file type.
For now, HTTPSongs are always MP3s.