[Xmms-embedded-users] Re: OZ 3.1rc2 XMMS - does it even work for anyone ?
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From: Ajay G. <aja...@ya...> - 2003-02-06 21:54:57
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--- Balatoni Denes <pn...@co...> wrote: > > The dependencies it require are: qpe-base, > libmad0, > > libvorbisidec1. I am not able to find these libs > > anywhere. > qpe-base is provided by opie-base, others are in the > feed (i looked > at it with my browser now). Doh! my bad. I was looking at the stable feed only. Got it. > > > If I "force" the install, xmms does not work. > Clicking > > the xmms icon brings up the GUI (cool one at > that), > > select a file (mp3), and nothing happes - no > sound, no > > activity. The selected file doesn't even show in > the > > GUI. > that's because libmad0 is missing. Now this is working fine. > > I did notice that the CPU is at about 20% for the > > duration during which xmms is running. And there > are > > about 5 processes named xmms. > 5 processes is normal, 20% cou continuously is not, > but i guess (hope) > it is not like that constantly. Now the CPU consumption has also gone down. its about 7%, I would guess. > > I am able to play that very same mp3 file with > mplayer > > (from the command line). But if I change the > volume in > > between playback, the sound starts to break. > ehm. mplayer plays mp3s with libmad .... :) maybe > you have a libmad > from some other place than oz, and you don't have > libid3tag (which is > in oz's libmad0 package). Or libmad0 installation > was not perfect. Maybe mplayer installed libmad for itlsef. How selfish of it ;-) Thanks for the help. I really appreciate it. ===== Ajay Gautam Registered Linux User #252843 http://counter.li.org Tired of unwanted pop-up ads, try http://www.mozilla.org http://ajaygautam.tripod.com/ __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com |