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found you guys in google looking for a way to play my legal mp3s (no really) on RHEL
looks like there is a lot of info here...
Dave...
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n00b here
found you guys in google looking for a way to play my legal mp3s (no really) on RHEL
looks like there is a lot of info here...
Dave
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Hello. Yep, there's loads of information on here .... I use Linux to encode mp3s and it works very well.
I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
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nah, i needed to enable support to play the stupid things. apparently Redhat is afraid of getting sued and doesn't include support
i'm not about to convert to Ogg though...
what do you use to rip them? i still mostly use iTunes
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xmms comes with mp3 support just download the v. of their site
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i got an rpm that fixed it from an old thread, it works fine now
thanks though
anyone use Solaris on Intel here?
i can't seem to get it to install on a Dell Optiplex for anything... been trying since 8. 9 and 10 don't seem to work either
works on my eMachine and my Lattitude though
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