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Hi, (mpg123 upstream here) does the choice of output method matter? Check $ mpg123 --list-modules and try some in the given list using $ mpg123 -o $output_module_name The easiest check to rule out an issue in the decoder binary is to write a WAV file: $ mpg123 -w output.wav input.mp3 This one can then be tested with other software or just looked at in a waveform display (p.ex. playback with aplay, visualisation in audacity, mhwaveedit, sox, …). The choice of encoding and optimised decoder mal also matter. Actually, that might be the first stop: 1. What platform is this (x86-64, ARM, MIPS)? 2. Which decoder is used? Question 2, and also some of the above, is best answered by a copy of the terminal printout of $ mpg123 -vvv - < /dev/null Such lines at the beginning already tell much: Decoder: x86-64 (SSE) Trying output module: alsa, device: <nil> Using default module dir: /usr/lib/mpg123 Module dir: /usr/lib/mpg123 Module path: ./output_alsa.so Chosen output module: alsa Further information regards the chosen output format. When every file sounds like rubbish, I presume you either hit an issue with the decoder optimisation or the output system (any part of that chain). Alrighty then, Thomas
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