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ckwall
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 Posted: Sun Jul 28, 2002 10:31 pm Post subject: XMMS help |
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I added avi4xmms to my xmms player, and now it wont let me play audio files. It tells me that I either have the sound card configured incorrectly or that another device is using the sound. Something to that effect. It worked just fine before. Then I did an emerge avi4xmms and now I cannot play adio files. I can play video beautifuly. Please help, as I need to burn some mp3's to disk.  |
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ckwall
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I would also be willing to try another method of converting mp3's to .wav if anyone has a better method that using xmms.  |
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jlc
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| Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2002 5:11 am Post subject: mpg123 |
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From the command line, you can use mpg123 to convert mp3's to wav's, like this:
mpg123 -w <yourwav.wav> <yourmp3.mp3>
Sorry, I don't know much about xmms.
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klieber
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moving to desktop forum.
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ckwall
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| I have kind of figured out the issue. I also changed the directory that the converted files are written to. That is what caused the issue. I will need to look into that a little further. Not a huge deal. |
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