Re: How to play .AU files with Fedora?

[William W. Austin]

On Thu, 20 Sep 2007, Mike McCarty wrote:

>  I have some .AU files which have no association under GNOME.
>  I tried the "media player", and no sound comes out.
>  "Music Player" won't recognize them at all.
>  
>  What app should I associate to play .AU files?
>  I have some .AU files which have no association under GNOME.
>  I tried the "media player", and no sound comes out.
>  "Music Player" won't recognize them at all.
>  
>  What app should I associate to play .AU files? 
AU files are Sun audio files - I have a very large number of them on a 
Sun server.

Many of those do not play well on either of 2 f7 boxen (dual-core 
Athlon, if relevant - YMMV).  However, so far _all_ of the ones I have 
tried work find with /usr/bin/aplay which is part of the alsa-utils 
package.
 
Good luck
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How to play .AU files with Fedora?

[Jatin K]

On 09/24/2007 10:39 AM, William W. Austin wrote:
>  On Thu, 20 Sep 2007, Mike McCarty wrote:
>
>     
> > I have some .AU files which have no association under GNOME.
> > I tried the "media player", and no sound comes out.
> > "Music Player" won't recognize them at all.
> >
> > What app should I associate to play .AU files?
> > I have some .AU files which have no association under GNOME.
> > I tried the "media player", and no sound comes out.
> > "Music Player" won't recognize them at all.
> >
> > What app should I associate to play .AU files?
> >      
>  AU files are Sun audio files - I have a very large number of them on a
>  Sun server.
>
>  Many of those do not play well on either of 2 f7 boxen (dual-core
>  Athlon, if relevant - YMMV).  However, so far _all_ of the ones I have
>  tried work find with /usr/bin/aplay which is part of the alsa-utils
>  package.
>
>  Good luck
>      
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