mpg123

[Net Llama!]

Nonsense.  If you're using the official version there is so a configure
script, its just not called configure.  You run make, and it spits out
your configuration options.  After that you'll need to run 'make
linux-help', which spits out more options.

If this isn't what you did, then i have no clue whqat it is you're
building, but its not the official version of mpg123.

On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, m.w.chang wrote:
> there is not even a configure script. I just make and make install.
>
> Net Llama! wrote:
> >> caldera's own MPG123 didn't show the problem. only the one I compiled
> >> decoded mp3 into bursty noises. on the other hand, when caldera's mpg123
> >> decodes the mp3, it had a 0.5 s silence every 5 seconds or so. xmms
> >> played the mp3 smoothly.
> > how are you compiling mpg123?
> >> If xmms is active, then the mpg123 I compiled will work flawless as
> >> well. the xmms seemed to reset all errors creatd by mpg123.
> >
>
> so ti's the decoder. I guess I need to force mpg123 to use it.
> how does the player connects with the decoder? I heard that they all
> (mpg123, winamp, ..) use the lame decoder.
>
> > No, xmms uses a different mpeg decoder.  It has no 'resetting' ability.
>
>
>

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