Re: [madman-discuss] Connection to XMMS

[don f. <df...@as...>]

Dave,

The problem was that Fedora loaded a version that did not have mp3 
capability. Again, probably because of out litigious society.

I downloaded another version and it works fine. Thanks for your response.

don

Dave Sailer wrote:
> THe connection should be automatic. I think xmms pops up that dialog
> when you ask it to play a file that does not exist. The location of your
> files in the madman db might be wrong. If you click on a song in madman,
> you should see the physical file location at the bottom of the madman
> window.
> 
> don fisher wrote:
> 
> 
>>I have let redhat  update my files via YOU. Now when I attempt to play
>>music from madman, XMMS pops up, along with a selection window asking
>>me to select a directory. How is the connection between madman and
>>XMMS established?
>>
>>There is an XMMS option that says "play location", but if that is the
>>link to madman I do not know what belongs there.
>>
>>Thanks for you assistance.
>>don
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