* * ------------------------------ Hi, I seem to have lost vlc. It was working ok til I tried the following from http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/iodirection.html.
"Like I told you before, files aren't the only places where you can redirect the standard output. You can redirect it to devices, too: $ cat sound.wav > /dev/audio As you saw, in the above example the cat command concatenates a file named sound.wav and the results are sent to a device called /dev/audio. What's the fun here, then? /dev/audio is the audio device, and when you send there the contents of a sound file, that file is played. So if your sound is properly configured, the above command plays the file sound.wav!" I thought that if I sent a music file to vlc in this way, vlc would play it. So I did cat song.mp3 > /usr/bin/vlc. At this point vlc stopped working. I looked in /usr/bin and found that vlc had been turned into a music file! So I erased it, and removed it via yum. Success. Then I reinstalled via yum; success. But the messages now are: from terminal: [ch...@localhost bin]$ vlc bash: vlc: command not found >From gui: Could not launch 'VLC media player' Failed to execute child process "vlc" (No such file or directory). Any help? Thanks, Chris -- Chris Langer Assistant Professor Library Downtown Campus Tennessee State University 3500 John A. Merritt Blvd. Nashville, TN 37209 615 963 7187 clan...@tnstate.edu
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