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does anyone know of a player that can play either .omg or .au files.
i have a load of encoded music i want to play in linux but the players ...
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- 09-02-2003 #1Linux Newbie
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.au & .omg
does anyone know of a player that can play either .omg or .au files.
i have a load of encoded music i want to play in linux but the players can't play the file extensions.
thanksThanks v much
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- 09-02-2003 #2Linux Guru
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what is the actual Format of the file's?
never heard of those extenions before.
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- 09-02-2003 #3Linux User
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.omg is OpenMG file format. I use it for loading my Sony mini disc player, but only under Windows. I haven't tried to get it to work under Linux.
What about winex and Sony's OpenMG Jukebox?\"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.\"
Albert Einstein
- 09-02-2003 #4
.au is aidio. I think you encode the au files to .wav with sox, and then to mp3/vorbis etc etc
Try to google a little, and I'm shure you find a way how to do it
- 09-02-2003 #5Linux Engineer
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Per http://filext.com au is as follows:
As for OMG is as follows:Extension: AU
Program and/or Extension Function Company
uLaw/AU Audio File
Specific Notes
Usually on Sun or UNIX machines.
MIME Type File Classification Associated Links
audio/basic
audio/x-basic
audio/au
audio/x-au
audio/x-pn-au
audio/rmf
audio/x-rmf
audio/x-ulaw
audio/vnd.qcelp
audio/x-gsm
audio/snd IrfanView
Linux Player
Identifying Characters
Hex: 2E 73 6E 64 00 00 00
ASCII: .snd
General Notes
Various programs use this extension; too many to list individually. Take clues from the location of the file as a possible pointer to exactly which program is producing the file. The file's date and time can also help if you know which programs you were running when the file was written.
Extension: OMG
Program and/or Extension Function Company
OpenMG Jukebox
Specific Notes
(Sony's proprietary ATRAC3 codec)
MIME Type File Classification Associated Links
None
Identifying Characters
(None or Unknown)
General Notes
(None)Dan
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- 09-02-2003 #6Linux Newbie
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i can't run open mg in wine and i can't run the windoze media player (what i used to play .au files in) either so does anyone know of a player in linux that can play them.
On a different note... this is a totally noob question but i have to ask it
whats the difference between source and binary codes when downloading?
and on another note...
i am trying to install a programme called stellarium (its a 3d renderer) but when i try to install i get
"error: failed dependencies:
XFree86-Mesa-libGL is needed by stellarium-0.5.2-1
XFree86-Mesa-libGLU is needed by stellarium-0.5.2-1
RESULT=1"
can anyone help. the files arn't with the download.
thanks very much for the helpThanks v much
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- 09-02-2003 #7Linux Engineer
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If you search here on the links page you would find http://linuxshop.ru/linuxbegin/win-lin-soft-en/ which has many linux to windows apps. Yours may or may not be covered.
Let us know,
Edit: fixed link
Dan
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I'm asuming your asking about RPM's? but this answer will cover all forms of packaging.
Originally Posted by mad_red_hatter
Source is just that. the source code of the product your downloading.
Binary is the final, compiled product.
If you are downloading in RPM format, Binary is generaly safe. If you are downloading a tarball (.tar.gz or .tgz) then you want to look for source. and then follow the instructions on how to compile and install it.
and for the second question.
The program you are installing needs linux's OpenGL implemenation.
use www.rpmfind.com to look up the lates MESA distribution and install that. in this case you need MESA libGL and MESA libGLU - so look for both packages.
Also, check ot make sure you have the latest linux drivers for you video card installed. Nvidia makes this easy.. ATI... well... good luck.
- 09-03-2003 #9Linux Newbie
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so i should always be looking for the source download to make it easy on myself right.
thanks for the link i got the files..
but fastlanwan's link doesn't work (could you please redo it)
thanks v much for the help everyoneThanks v much
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- 09-03-2003 #10Linux Engineer
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Link should be working now.
Dan
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