> *- Peter Granroth wrote about "Re: *.au files ? " > | > Hello, > | > i didn't find (maybe I should look more carefully) which audio player > | > supports SUN's au files. can anybody point me to right place ? > | > | If you just need somethin that can play them from the commad line without > all > | the bells & whistles with, you can grab playulaw from my ftp site (compiled > or > | source). The files are 3.7K (stripped) and 4.1K so no long download times :) > | adress: > | > | ftp://ftp.granroth.ml.org/pub/Sound/ > | (files playulaw and playulaw.c) > | > | PS. I am not the author of the program, just so you know... > | > > If you have the /dev/audio and /dev/dsp support compiled into the > kernel then all you have to do is cat the file to the device. > > % cat <file.au> > /dev/audio > > or > > % cat <file.au> > /dev/dsp
Guess I didn't think that far huh? I just saw the post, remembered that I had the source to that particular program lying around and answered. I think I better start thinking faster than I type from now on... -- ------------------------------------------------------------------ + Peter Granroth + Microsoft is NOT the answer + + mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] + Microsoft is the question + + http://granroth.ml.org + The answer is NO + ------------------------------------------------------------------