linux, and audio.

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There are many programs. I use
the trplayer interface for realaudio.  You will need
to install a realaudio client and then trplayer to
invoke it.  

Check out 
  http://speech.braille.uwo.ca/mailman/listinfo/trplayer

For MP3 I use  mpg123. Check out:
http://www.mpg123.de/mpg123/mpg123-0.54.tar.gz

Your Realaudio installation needs to be compiled with X but  X
itself does not need to be running on your system.

Both trplayer and mpg123 are text console interfaces. Both
can be added to your .mailcap file to play audio streams from
lynx.  There are other audio applications out there as well, but
these are the two I've found most useful for simply listening to 
online audio.  


rudy
  

> hi listers, here i am with another question. i was wondering  are there eany
> good programs out there for linux to let us play, and record audio files
> such as realaudio, mp3s, wav, or eanything like that. also I know that in
> windows we can listen to things on the net but, can we do this in linux
> also? thanks
> charles
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