Hm... Try using mpg123, some windows made mp3's have headers that linux
cant play correctly.
On Thu, 3 Dec 1998, James Yeung wrote:
> I have a regular 16-bit SoundBlaster that USED to work before I upgraded from Red
> Hat 5.0 to Red Hat 5.2. The system is detecting it, and I can play wavs, but
I'd try re-configging and making the x11amp application that's playing
the mp3 in the new environment.
If that's not it I'm going to have to hand this one off to
someone else, I don't use a soundcard on my linux box.
James Yeung wrote:
>
> I have a regular 16-bit SoundBlaster that USED to work b
I have a regular 16-bit SoundBlaster that USED to work before I upgraded from Red
Hat 5.0 to Red Hat 5.2. The system is detecting it, and I can play wavs, but for
some odd reason, when I try to play mp3's, it plays for one or two seconds, then
stops. And then I would have to kill x11amp...I don't
