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Hi,

Marco Trillo wrote:
> I'm sorry you compiled all of that for nothing, "mpg321" was a bad
> example in that respect :-(

No worry. It's not the only machine I'm sitting in front of ;)

> Very nice!  :-)  Thanks a lot for testing it, so the final version
> will work out of the box for (hopefully) all iMac DVs!

Hopefully yes. As I see from the cvs commits the dbdma part is already 
in, right?

The aoa.c on your page is not yet updated with the fix you proposed me 
to test, is that coming soon work?
Also, I'm just curious, how do you proceed to get this into 
sys/powerpc/powermac?

> [...]
>>>> Enabled outputs: Headphones/Speaker in the order I plug unplug the piece.
>>> Well, at least the port detection is working.
>> And now even playing mp3 is working.
>> The only thing I did not find out is how to play cd's, but that's not that
>> important to me.
> 
> You can use a tool such as "cdda2wav" (distributed as part of
> "cdrtools"), which has the ability to play CDs in 'live' but in
> digital mode; in addition, of course, it can rip the tracks to files
> in the hard disk...

cdda2wav only seems to work with scsi drives? I ripped my cd's on OS-X 
to get a test mp3.

> Thanks !

Thank you Marco!

Regards,
Andreas