Update symphonia to version 0.6

[orottier]

@dependabot ignore this minor version

It's a big change: https://github.com/pdeljanov/Symphonia/blob/main/docs/guides/migration/0p6.md let's track it in a separate issue

Originally posted by @orottier in #591 (comment)

[b-ma]

With this update, would be a nice occasion to:

• support more format (e.g. aiff which is heavily used by mac users...) and
• see if we can remove the silence at the beginning of mp3

[orottier]

Sure, good points.
Also I think it would be a good idea to remove our codec feature zoo

default = ["mp3", "ogg", "flac", "wav", "m4a", "alac", "cpal"]
mp3 = ["symphonia/mp3", "creek/decode-mp3"]
ogg = [
    "symphonia/ogg",
    "symphonia/vorbis",
    "creek/decode-ogg",
    "creek/decode-vorbis",
]
flac = ["symphonia/flac", "creek/decode-flac"]
wav = ["symphonia/wav", "symphonia/pcm", "creek/decode-wav", "creek/decode-pcm"]
aac = ["symphonia/aac", "creek/decode-aac"]
m4a = ["aac", "symphonia/isomp4", "creek/decode-isomp4"]
alac = [
    "symphonia/alac",
    "symphonia/isomp4",
    "creek/decode-alac",
    "creek/decode-isomp4",
]

It is not very easy and sustainable, and I think we are not a lightweight lib anyway that benefits from scraping a few lines of code..

[orottier]

see if we can remove the silence at the beginning of mp3

It seems this is fixed in 0.6 - or at least the decoded mp3's are a bit shorter. Perhaps you can check if you have time?

support more format (e.g. aiff which is heavily used by mac users...)

works now - we enable all symphonia features

> playing file: "samples/sample.aiff"
> duration: 3.2241950113378683
> length: 142187
> channels: 2
> sample rate: 44100.0

[b-ma]

Cool thanks ! I will have a look on the mp3 (hopefully today or tomorrow)

[b-ma]

Hey, I had a look and yes aiff works on my side too and both ogg and mp3 looks to have the exact same length / duration as the wav file now, pretty cool!

Also had some success playing a webm file, but only with the Vorbis codec (Opus didn't work) and duration is not the same in that case (...but I really don't know if the format provides this feature as it is mainly for video as I understand it)

ffmpeg -i sample.wav -c:a libvorbis sample.webm