Terri Oda wrote:
> >Have you tried other mp3-players for windows?
> >Like winamp or sonique?
> >I mean, if they work, then the problem's with linux.
> >If they don't work, then the problems.. er.. not with linux.
> >Sunnan
>
> *nod* I've used winamp and some other player that I've since forgotten
>Have you tried other mp3-players for windows?
>Like winamp or sonique?
>I mean, if they work, then the problem's with linux.
>If they don't work, then the problems.. er.. not with linux.
>Sunnan
*nod* I've used winamp and some other player that I've since forgotten the
name of under windows. I
Excerpts from linuxchix: 30-Jan-100 Re: [techtalk] MP3's and my.. by
Terri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Good thought only... if winamp runs on a friend's celeron, why won't it run
> on my laptop's celeron? Is there anything potentially different?
Your laptop could be on crack... A friend of mine found
On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, Terri Oda wrote:
> >THere's a good point... seeif you can find a sceleorn optimized decoded
>
> Good thought only... if winamp runs on a friend's celeron, why won't it run
> on my laptop's celeron? Is there anything potentially different?
>
> I've tried all the usual buffer
>THere's a good point... seeif you can find a sceleorn optimized decoded
Good thought only... if winamp runs on a friend's celeron, why won't it run
on my laptop's celeron? Is there anything potentially different?
I've tried all the usual buffer tricks in both operating systems, but
windows med
On Sun, 23 Jan 2000, Terri Oda wrote:
> celeron under the hood) using a maestro sound card. It plays CDs
> beautifully and seems to have no problem with wav files or anything
> else... until I come to mp3's. Winamp skips, as did the other player I
> tried in windows, as do mpg123 and xmms under
Laurel Fan wrote:
> Excerpts from linuxchix: 23-Jan-100 [techtalk] MP3's and my laptopTerri
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> > My thought was that it had to
> > do with the decryption algorithm used in these varying players, but I
> > really don't have any way of knowing... And, of course, is th
Excerpts from linuxchix: 24-Jan-100 Re: [techtalk] MP3's and my.. by "J
B"@hotmail.com
> Why do you say Celerons suck?
Let me rephrase this. the Covingtons suck a lot. Mendocino with
on-chip cache suck a little.
> In side by side comparisons, the
> end user can only tell a difference betwee
Why do you say Celerons suck? In side by side comparisons, the end user can
only tell a difference between Celeron and Pentium II/III machines in FPU
intensive applications. And even then, the difference is not extreme. MP3
decoding is more dependent on the decoder you use than it is in your
Hi Terri,
I don't know what is special about windows media player, but you could try
tweaking the preferences of winamp for higher priority. Likewise when I
start xmms under linux on a slow machine a script renices it to -10 so it
won't skip. Also I found xmms runs much better using the OSS drive
Excerpts from linuxchix: 23-Jan-100 [techtalk] MP3's and my laptopTerri
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> My thought was that it had to
> do with the decryption algorithm used in these varying players, but I
> really don't have any way of knowing... And, of course, is there
> anything I can do to mak
Terri Oda wrote:
> My computer is a laptop (a Eurocom 3100c, specifically, with a mobile
> celeron under the hood) using a maestro sound card. It plays CDs
> beautifully and seems to have no problem with wav files or anything
> else... until I come to mp3's. Winamp skips, as did the other playe
This isn't, strictly speaking, a linux problem, since it occurs in both
win98 and linux (rh 6.1).
My computer is a laptop (a Eurocom 3100c, specifically, with a mobile
celeron under the hood) using a maestro sound card. It plays CDs
beautifully and seems to have no problem with wav files or anyt
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