RE: Broken Playback of Wav files

[Rajkumar Andrews <shibumi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

a) I face a similar problem with KDE but I guess it is due to some memory 
problems.  KDE is resource hungry.  Try changing the sequence of the startup 
program.  I will try to see if there is a better solution and post it here.
b) Why don't you use the PC Quest March 1999 CD: it has WINAMP which is the 
best MP3 player around (for both Windows and Linux).  Alternatively, you can 
download the player from www.hackers.com  or from www.slashdot.org or from 
dozens of other places.  If you are in Delhi, you can borrow my CD.
c) Video CDs and .dat I haven't tried out but I you may get what you want from 
www.mpeg.com

Rajkumar Andrews

>===== Original Message From linux-india@xxxxxxxxx =====
>Hi Folks,
>
>When I play a WAV file from KDE it's playback is broken, i.e. there is a 
pause of some
>milliseconds in between at a regular interval as a result the playback is 
borken. This is
>annoying specially when I start KDE i.e. startup event. Can anybody help me.
>
>The CD Player plays fine but sometimes when I press the play button there is 
no sound.
> I have to open the Audio Mixer and after that the sound starts. Why is this 
happening ?
>
>Are there any players of VideoCD (.DAT files) or  Mpeg files in Linux. Where 
can I get
>player to play .MP3 files in Linux.
>
>Thanking in advance.
>
>Rajesh
>
>
>
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