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Hi, Dunno if you know this phone... but had a phone before called "FlySLT100". There was a basic music player but had fast forward/rewind buttons, so basically i could spped up and slow down a song (like WMP) I used to use it all the time because it was funny and i could rap to my favourite songs faster lol. Was just wondering if anyone knows of anything about that on the Nokia N900. Cheers
 

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You can use mplayer:

Add the "-speed 2" option to play the song twice as fast
Add the "-af scaletempo" option if it sounds too high-pitched
Add the "-af karaoke" option to remove the voice from the song
 

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a chipmunkifier on your own voice when calling people would be cool.
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Cheers Atnn how do i go about doin that please. Ta :P
 
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Originally Posted by lcuk View Post
a chipmunkifier on your own voice when calling people would be cool.
Hahahaha that would be fun
 
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This would be useful when listening to podcasts, or audio books, or other spoken word stuff, to get through it quicker, as long as the pitch wasn't changed.
 
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Here is how to do it from the command line. A gui surely exists, but I don't know any.

First, install "MPlayer Movie Player" from the multimedia section in the application manager.

Second, open the "X Terminal" application.

Create a control channel for mplayer:

Code:
mkfifo .mp_fifo
Then you can run mplayer, and connect it to the control channel:

Code:
mplayer -af scaletempo -input file=.mp_fifo 'MyDocs/.sounds/Magic Words.mp3'
While the song is playing, you can control the speed from another terminal by sending the speed_incr command to the control channel:

Code:
echo speed_incr 1 > .mp_fifo
echo speed_incr -0.5 > .mp_fifo
For a list of all available commands and plugins:

Code:
mplayer -input cmdlist
mplayer -af help

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Is there any easier way, dont really understand that lol sorry
 
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