Sample rate conversion for media playback

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This might seem like a stupid question, but it's really starting to 
annoy me.

I have an Emu sound card that I set to 44.1khz. The problem comes in 
when I try to use anything, whether it be Amarok, mplayer, Totem, or 
anything, to play a file or a radio stream (or even the audio in a 
video) at a different sample rate. Instead of the sample rate getting 
converted to my system's 44.1khz, these files get played back either too 
fast or too slow, like a tape deck set to the wrong speed.

Is there a solution to this issue? When I boot into Windows, JetPlayer 
automatically converts the sample rates of any file to the system rate, 
if it's required, so it must be possible. Thanks!

-- Darren
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