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Subject: command line sound player?
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Hi,

I have searched high and low for a simple command-line sound player that I can call from other apps. I need something that just plays the sound, without any feedback. Like 'cat sound.wav > /dev/dsp' but without the almost zero signal-to-noise ratio.

Any ideas?

thanks,

-- 
-Jay