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Hi, I just tried to play a mp3 with mpg321 and It didnt play. I got : No default libao driver available. Can anyone help me out with this. Thanks.
Slacking.
It seems you may not have installed libao, check to see if you installed the oggutils package from your slackware cd (<mount_point>/slackware/ap/oggutils . . . ). libao is part of that package.
I installed the oggutils package and I still got the same message : no default libao driver available. Anymore suggestions would be appreciated thanks.
slacking
Originally posted by slacking I installed the oggutils package and I still got the same message : no default libao driver available. Anymore suggestions would be appreciated thanks.
slacking
First use locate to find out where the library is located in your system (to make sure oggutils installed it -- In my system libao is under /usr/lib).
Then, use the ldd command to see if all the libraries mpg321 needs exist. (i.e. ldd /usr/bin/mpg321). . .
if libao, is still not found, then check what version of libao mpg321 is looking for from the ldd command output. . . From this point on, it should be relatively easy to install what is missing. . .
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