Hi!
There is 24/32bit support in alsa. I think you might try it with ecasound
(or ecaplay which is included in ecasound).
If you want to play it with ecasound just do:
ecasound -f:24,2,44100 -i my_file.wav -o /dev/dsp
or:
ecaplay my_file.wav
Although I don't know, if ecaplay will recognise automatically. It should.
If you don't wanna work in console-mode, I think there are a lot of
wav-file-players for the GUI. You might take a look at Dave Philips'
linux-audio-software site.
Kindest regards
Julien
On Sat, 23 Nov 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does anyone know of any software for linux that can play 24bit pcm-files?
>
> The mp3 player madplay can create special pcm files that can be converted
> to .WAV files with 24bit words, though 'aplay' are unable to play them.
>
> Are there even support for 24/32 bit pcm playback in the alsa drivers?
>
> I'm using the envy24/ice1712 chipset
>
> /Thomas
>
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