Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] looking for an OGG-VORBIS player to play streaming audio in linux
From: Marco Scoffier (marco4linux_AT_earthlink.net)
Date: Fri Jun 28 2002 - 01:44:44 EEST
XMMS works quite well.
Sometimes you have to recompile to get the ogg libraries in there. Make
sure the ogg libraries are installed, get the source for xmms
./configure
make
make install
I have used xmms as an example app of the GNU build system in my
GNU/linux/unix classes
--marco
On 2002.06.27 02:28 Brian Redfern wrote:
> I believe that you can open an mp3 stream with ogg123 (using a similar
> command to the one used to listen to an mp3 stream with mpg123), and
> also I believe the latest version of xmms can as well.
> Alex Timmer wrote:
>
>> hi all,
>>
>> recently my 'favorite internet music station' changed its
>> broadcasting format from RealAudio to ogg-vorbis which i can play
>> easily with winamp under Win2000...
>>
>> ...but ofcourse i also want to be able to play it on my other half of
>> the dual-boot, my beloved LINUX OS ! ;-)
>>
>> i googled and also looked through Dave Philips linux audio apps
>> website, but could not find any application for Linux that supports
>> STREAMING ogg-vorbis (yet).
>>
>> (by the way, the link there for the "squelch, nice OggVorbis audio
>> player with playlist and tag editor, requires Qt" gives a 404 page
>> not found error here : http://www.geoid.clara.net/rik/squelch.html )
>>
>> does anybody know of an OGG player that allows me to listen to my
>> internet station http://212.153.66.24:8000/kinkfm_high.ogg ???
>>
>> thanks, ALEX
>>
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