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#1 2002-11-01 00:01:22
- sinbsd
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command line wav file player
Are there any command line wav file players i can use? I use licq and would like to enable sounds. My sound card works fine as it's an es1371 and already picked up by the kernel.
I don't use oss or alsa.. so i'm hoping i can get a quick suggestion.
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#2 2002-11-01 06:25:19
- Arielext
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Re: command line wav file player
and how do you want to play a file without soundcard software?
that's the same as playing a file in windows without the soundcard drivers!
apt-get install arch
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#3 2002-11-01 17:13:22
- sinbsd
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Re: command line wav file player
Oh now there's a good way to welcome new Arch Linux users.. let's ridicule them. For starters, I am certainly not brain dead.. My soundcard is supported by the kernel.. therefore i have no need for installing alsa or oss as i already have sound... hence the request for info on where i could find a command line wav player. Not complicated now is it? How many people do you think use Arch Linux who are stupid?
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#4 2002-11-01 18:22:46
- apeiro
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Re: command line wav file player
the 'sox' package has the 'play' command for wav files. It's in the unofficial repository.
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#5 2002-11-02 01:51:23
- sinbsd
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Re: command line wav file player
thank you. I appreciate the help.
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#6 2002-11-02 23:30:27
- Arielext
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Re: command line wav file player
Oh now there's a good way to welcome new Arch Linux users.. let's ridicule them. For starters, I am certainly not brain dead.. My soundcard is supported by the kernel.. therefore i have no need for installing alsa or oss as i already have sound... hence the request for info on where i could find a command line wav player. Not complicated now is it? How many people do you think use Arch Linux who are stupid?
I'm sorry, but I didn't read the whole message, just saw oss and alsa and a didn't. OSS/lite is part of the 2.4 kernel so if you have support for your card it is an oss/lite module loaded by the kernel. And an answer to your question: just one, me
apt-get install arch
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