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Invoke mpg123 from the command line with '-v' operator to increase the |
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verbosity of the out put. |
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so mpg123 -v pathtoyour.mp3 There will be a counter telling you how many |
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frames are being played. mpg also offers the option to play you music |
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slower. |
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man mpg123 |
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But if the problem occurs across several players the issue is likely with |
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your alsa setup or oss if that what your using. |
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On 4/16/06, Rémi Cardona <remi2402@××××.fr> wrote: |
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> Lindsay Haisley wrote: |
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> > I'm having difficulty getting multimedia clips to play at the proper |
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> speed. |
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> > Almost everything I play, across several players and file types, |
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> including |
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> > RealPlayer, wants to play too fast. Video goes quickly and voices all |
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> sound |
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> > like The Chipmunks. None of the player utilities seem to have a speed |
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> > control so I don't know how to manage the problem. My laptop, running |
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> > Ubunto, doesn't have the problem. Windows doesn't have the problem, |
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> > although on my desktop system playing these clips inside a guest Windows |
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> OS |
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> > in VMware has the same problems that VMware always seems to have with |
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> audio |
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> > - lots of breaks in the audio (and video). I'd really like to to solve |
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> this |
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> > problem on the Linux side. |
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> > Does anyone have any ideas how I should go about correcting this? |
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> Could you provide more info about your hardware? mplayer/vlc/xine/... |
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> versions and so on ? |
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> Rémi Cardona |
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