On Thursday 16 November 2006 08:15, Todd Zullinger wrote: > Anne Wilson wrote: > > On Wednesday 15 November 2006 23:10, John Wendel wrote: > > [...] > > >> Run mplayer from the command line. If you don't see the problem, then > >> post the output. > > > > /home/anne/mp3/david_essex/missing_you/13_a_winters_tale.mp3 > > bash: /home/anne/mp3/david_essex/missing_you/13_a_winters_tale.mp3: > > Permission denied > > Are you sure that's what you wanted to run? The output above looks > like you tried to execute the mp3 file directly. > > Perhaps adding mplayer in front of the file name will give more > relevant output. :-) > Oops - I did, when I had a typo. Somehow I missed it out that time. Yes, it played, and what's more it played when I pointed to the file in konqueror and said to open it with mplayer - which it wasn't doing before! I did try opening mplayer then adding a track to the playlist, but it didn't seem to read the playlist, instead it tried to open something I had pointed it at earlier (an internet file). I've also just checked it against a home-recorded dvd. That also didn't play before, but does now. I wonder whether starting it from the CLI has initialised something? That's the only explanation I can think of. Anne
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