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		Everything Else => Zaurus Distro Support and Discussion => Distros, Development, and Model Specific Forums => Archived Forums => Angstrom & OpenZaurus => Topic started by: ddjolley on June 15, 2005, 08:53:03 pm
		
			
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				OK.  I'm giving up on ogg123 (included in vorbis-tools).  I think it must be broken; and, I suspect that the reason it's not an issue is that no one uses it.  So, I want to add the capability to play ogg files from my SL-5500 running Opie.  Being able to play MP3s would be nice frosting on the cake.  Since I've given up on ogg123, what package should I use?  I think that I was probably trying to blaze new trails with ogg123.  Probably not a good idea for someone with my experience.  I want to stay mainstream and run something that a lot of people are running and is known to work.  Suggestions?  Thanks.
      ... doug
			 
			
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				I don't know about ogg, but for in general the options are opie-mediaplayer2, xmms and mplayer. I've no idea which of those will play oggs I'm afraid.
Si
			 
			
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				Xmms imho is the easiest to install to play oggs... and oggs (or mp3s) sound good using it.
Greg
			 
			
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Xmms imho is the easiest to install to play oggs... and oggs (or mp3s) sound good using it.
Greg
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Agreed. XMMS and mplayer will both play ogg (I encode all of my movies in ogm, DivX video + ogg audio), but I generally play audio through the xmms gui.
Not sure about how opie-mediaplayer2 works, since I have never had any luck getting it to play correctly.
--Storm
			 
			
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				> Xmms imho is the easiest to install to play oggs... and oggs (or mp3s) sound good using it.
Great suggestion!  It worked great out of the box.  I have a few things to figure out yet like how to play random selections from a list; but, it's working just fine on both mp3 and ogg files.
Thanks for the input.
      ... doug