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Subject: [Q] Does TK3PLAY works in FreeBSD-2.2.2?
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Greetings,

I've downloaded tk3play and recompile its components.
I thinks it does not work because buffers are full too fast.
I touched tk3play's configuration file to enlarge buffer size.
(It must be "set bufmem 50000" in system.tk3playrc) But it is useless. :-(

Do you have any idea to prevents buffers from being full?

@ mxaudio is also good to play mp3 file, but it seems that it could not 
load play list. (Is it correct?)