On Sun, Apr 07, 2002 at 01:55:00PM +0200, Niklas Werner wrote:
> Hi All!
> Silent Listener
> I run Linux intel and PPC (SuSE 7.3) and are _not_ having many
> difficulties compiling apps for Linux-ppc. Fortunately most applications
> [...]
> ALSA does run fine on PPC (As does the EMI 2|6-USB-
Hi All!
Silent Listener
I run Linux intel and PPC (SuSE 7.3) and are _not_ having many
difficulties compiling apps for Linux-ppc. Fortunately most applications
do take care of endianess. It's just the odd two or three apps that are
using some intel-specific asm-code (normally the dvd-softw
Hi All!
Silent Listener
I run Linux intel and PPC (SuSE 7.3) and are _not_ having many
difficulties compiling apps for Linux-ppc. Fortunately most applications
do take care of endianess. It's just the odd two or three apps that are
using some intel-specific asm-code (normally the dvd-softw
You could use alsaplayer in text mode. It can loop a song or a playlist.
You could set up a few alias files with simple names like "1" or "2"
in the files you could have a command like this:
alsaplayer -i text -S somefile.xxx
then just copy the file into /usr/bin and chmod a+x
then you can p
Looking for ideas. . .
I'm trying to find a command line audio player that will loop files.
I'm attempting to use a stripped-down laptop for playing loops while
busking. The laptop doesn't have a screen or a keyboard, just a keypad
and a sound out. The line out is hooked up to a portable am
