From: <jo...@bi...> - 2001-04-08 11:36:55
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> I also have another minor suggestion to do with Sun "au" audio/basic > support. The problem is that one of my Netscape plugind -- I suspect > RealPlayer insists on defining the mime type as "audio/x-basic". > Nothing I do with mime types files appears to change this. (Any > ideas on how to change this are welcome, but neither the system nor my > personal mime type files have any influence!) > Do the File associations not work in KDE Control Center ? > My suggestion is that the mime types list in TrackListManager.cpp > should accept both "audio/basic" and "audio/x-basic" mime types. I > have tested this in my version and it works. > Ok, I'll add this. Just one question, what exactly is audio/(x-)basic (.au) for an format, is it compressed or big endian ? ** If it's big endian, would it make sense to support it on big endian systems instead of wav (which I think is only little endian) ? ** Would it make sense, to add a Configuration Dialog page to let the user choice, which mime-types should be accepted, to override the defaults ? Kind regards Joseph Wenninger |