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From: Zoltan Sebestyen <sebesty@cs.elte.hu>
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Subject: Re: MP3 player is released
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> 
> Can anyone tell me why it's nearly impossible to play MPEG audio with
> this tool ? On nearly every SB Pro compatible card I get only crap out of
> MPEG files. In windows they're all ok. So where's the problem ? I think
> a Pentium 133 should be fast enough to handle & to play them. I never get
> any satisfying result when using MPEG audio with FreeBSD...:-( 
> 
> Any ideas ?
> 
> Thanx,
> 	Udo
> 
No idea. I've just tested it on my PC w\ Pentium 133 + SoundBlaster 32 PnP
and it seemed to work fine. (I've run it on console, so there were no X11,
but I think it wouldn't consume so much CPU time.

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Sebestyen Zoltan			It all seems so stupid,
					it makes me want to give up.
szoli@caesar.elte.hu			But why should I give up,
					when it all seems so stupid?