Am Di, den 27.01.2004 schrieb Clint um 02:16: > amazing powers of observation wrote: > > are there a descent mp3 player for fedora ? > > > > xmms works just fine, but is initially not config'd for mp3. If you > prefer .mp3 over .ogg format, you'll need to install the xmms-mp3 > plugin. If you have yum configured, you could install it (along with > some other xmms plugins, such as a cd-player plugin which is cool!) by > > # yum install xmms* > > as a quick aside on a related matter, I was poking around for an mp3 > encoder for Grip, when I found that FC1 has Lame on it. Lame was a > piece-of-cake to use to covert a .wav file to .mp3 using: > > lame nameofsong.wav > > from the command line. It does seem odd that RH would be reluctant to > include mp3 player compatibility, but they do include an mp3 encoder > such as lame. Do they? # apt-cache show lame | grep Version Version: 3.95.1-8.rhfc1.at Version: 3.95.1-1.fr Version: 3.95.1-0.rhfc1.dag Version: 3.95-0.rhfc1.dag Version: 3.93.1-1.rhfc1.dag Version: 0:3.93.1-0.lvn.8.1 so none of the packages is from RH or Fedora. BTW: I like sound-juicer better than grip. But "of course" it wont do mp3 by default, you need to get the gstreamer-mp3 plugin and a update to Dag Wieers package or rebuild from src.rpm. Christoph
