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Re: MP3 problems.
On 1 Mar 00, at 16:44, R.A.Fletcher wrote:
> Here's a good one for you. Under Windows I have Winamp going
> and it can be on the highest quality setting and play MP3's easily.
> The system slows, but the sound is great! Under Linux Freeamp,
> and many others play the MP3, even at reduced sound quality,
> badley. The sound is garbled, and slow. Unlike Winamp where bits
> of music are skipped if there is not enough CPU, they play the
> MP3 slowley. There is a reduction in the frequency of the sound. I
> have looked at possible problems and found a few but don't know
> which I should tackle first.
Have you tried RTLinux ?
Rob S.
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All opinions are my own and ! Vickers.
The nice thing about Windows is that it doesn't just crash.
It displays a dialogue box and lets you click OK first.
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