Making mp3 in c-is it possible?

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To create an MP3 player in C for a Linux environment, it's essential to understand the MP3 format structure. Resources such as the source code of existing open-source Linux MP3 players, like mpg123, can provide valuable insights and guidance. Additionally, it's important to consider licensing issues when using the MP3 format, as certain patents may apply. Background reading on the MP3 format can also enhance understanding and assist in the development process.
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hi everyone ,
From where can i get the structure of mp3 format and help for making an mp3 player in c (or is it possible:whether i have to take any kind of liscence to use mp3 format?) for linux environment? i am now studying c programming in linux and this is my dream project(idon't know whether i can do it or not)any one help me pls.:smile:
 
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Perhaps you should look at the source code for some freely available Linux mp3 players, like mpg123

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