Hi, I use mplayer which handles most sound formats very good, and even movies and DVD:s. It is a command-line player and when you install it you also download native Windows DLL:s which contain decoders and are used by mplayer. It can even handle RealAudio if these libraries are installed. I have played back wma files without any problem, both streaming and from my hard drive. When playing movies you can select font for the subtitle which makes me think that the subitle could be read with braille display. I haven't tried it yet since most ripped DVD:s are ripped without subtitle information so I have to borrow a DVD movie. However, it sounds interesting if it is possible to read movie subtitles which is important in small countries where the original language of the movie is preserved and subtitled instead. I wonder if I can read braille fast enough but maybe it can be combined with a speech synthesiser. Fredrik _______________________________________________ Blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list