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Zafer Aydogan wrote:
> I have the same problems like John d. baker.
> XMMS plays noise, whereas mpg123 and mpg321 works just fine.
> I'm running current from yesterday. gcc is 4.1.2.
> 
> How can I fix the problem ?
> 
> Z.
> 
> 2006/7/19, Peter Seebach <seebs@plethora.net>:
>> In message <20060719030712.GB19757@netbsd.org>, Bill Studenmund writes:
>> >The rule is that the kernel isn't supposed to use the floating point
>> >registers or anything that overlaps them. Adding this option breaks that
>> >rule; you're telling the kernel build to use floating point registers
>> >after all. And things blow up. :-|
>>
>> Yup.
>>
>> When I did it, I'd set the option for my default makes, and not really
>> thought about impact on the kernel.  I shoulda thought of it, but I
>> didn't.
>> :)
>>
>> -s
>>
> 
I have had this problem probably too some time ago.My workaround for
this is change Down Sample rate to 22kHz in mpg123 plugin configuration.

Regards


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