518 Part IV . Running Applications Start the (Web design course)
Tuesday, July 31st, 2007518 Part IV . Running Applications Start the XMMS audio player by selecting Sound & Video.Audio Player or by typing xmms from a Terminal window. Figure 20-5 shows the XMMS audio player with the associated equalizer (below) and the Playlist Editor (to the right). Figure 20-5: Play Ogg Vorbis and other audio files from the XMMS playlist. As noted earlier, you can play several audio file formats. Supported formats include: . MP3 (with added plug-in) . Ogg Vorbis . WAV . AU . CD Audio . CIN Movies If XMMS is not able to find a configured sound card, it redirects its output to the Disk Writer plug-in. This causes the files you play to be written to hard disk as WAV files. You can get many more audio plug-ins from www.xmms.org. The XMMS audio player can be used in the following way: 1. Obtain music files by ripping songs from a CD or copying them from the Web so that they are in an accessible directory, or by inserting a music CD in your CD-ROM drive. (XMMS expects the CD to be accessible from /dev/cdrom.) 2. From the applications menu, select Sound & Video.Audio Player. The X Multimedia System player appears. 3. Click the Eject button. The Load files window appears. 4. If you have inserted a CD, the contents of /mnt/cdrom appear in the Files pane. Select the files you want to add to your Playlist and click the Add Selected Files or the Add All Files in Directory button to add all songs from Note
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