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Subject: /dev/dsp like support in freebsd?
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 I was wondering if fbsd had /dev/dsp (like in linux) support for things
like wav or mp3 files.. I'd like to play mp3s in freebsd, but most players
want /dev/dsp.. Checked the /dev/MAKEDEV file, and found nothing that
looked to pertain to that.. Any help?

Brian


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