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hi...i'm new here.just start using Linux last week.
now i'm using Suse wit KDE.
amarok is a player that come wit Suse...is there any way to let it can play MP3?
or any other program that good in play mp3 in suse?
lol..I think u misunderstand my question.
what i means is once i click on the .mp3 file,amarok will execute.
the file is playing but a 3 min song,finish play in less then 3sec and there is no sound comming out.
i think is the codec problem,because i can play .wav file.
hope my poor english won't misunderstand you all again.
Distribution: OpenSUSE 10.3 , 11.2 , Solaris 10, Ubuntu 9.10
Posts: 84
Rep:
Download xmms or xine from It's respective site
I think Amarok uses "XMMS" or "XINE"'s engine to play .mp3 or any file format it supports. But From SUSE >9.1 & Redhat >8 has a built in copyright protection to not to play any MPEG standard file (.mp3 included).
The "XMMS" or "XINE" installed with your distro is tampered and has the protection. Check it by running xmms and the try to play a .mp3 file.
The files available on www.xine.hq and www.xmms.org or .com (try a googly search) is free from protection.
Download and install the packages from those sites.
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