Playing long audio files

[paul_austen]

I have some code that records any audio stream from the internet that you web browser will play. This is simply a front end for kicking off a web browser and the Total Recorder application (captures the playing audio stream).
The audio is saved to disk as MP3's so that I can listen to them via GB-PVR on an MVP using a plugin that I've written for the purpose.
Many of these recordings are fairly long (up to 3 hours or so) and it would be really useful to be able to skip forward and restart at the point where you left off, in a similar way to playing video via GB-PVR. Please correct me if I'm wrong but there does not appear to be an API to allow me to do this.

Is there a way that this can be achieved using GB-PVR as is, if not is it possible to add an API to allow plugins to be developed that will allow this functionality to be added ?

Paul

[reven]

there isnt a way at the moment to do it, but you might be able to make a dummy video file and just have the mp3 audio as the soundtrack and a blank video for the video file and then just use gbpvr to play that video file.

[capone]

It's a shame you can't have a system where you can an audio track and then select a video track on the fly and have it see it as a dynamic or temp file of sorts, so it could take advantage of the resume.

It would be a great way to add visulizations of sorts, too. It wouldn't go w/ the music, but being able to customize it w/ your clips would offset that I think. It would really only work out if you could loop the slip to make it dynamic to the audio length.