In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>So having found most of the answers to the problems I have been having
>with RealAudio, I am so close!!!
>
>I click on the link for the audio I want. RealPlayer starts and reports
>the following error
>LINUX: 'ioctl' fd=7, typ=0x44d(M), num=0x76 not implemented
>
>But it keeps going and plays about 0.2 sec of the desired clip and then
>silence... keeps counting and finally stops at about 7 seconds.
Hmm it worked for me... does (pcm) sound work with other programs?
(simple test, cat some (longer) .au to /dev/audio, or try to play
a .wav, or a .mp3)
if other programs have the problem too check if your souncard's
interrupts get thru (dmesg to see which irq it wants to use, then
systat -vm), if not you have a hardware/configuration problem.
(could be just the interrupt routed wrong in the bios...)
HTH,
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