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mp3 files
Name: Tim O. L Date: December 9, 2003 at 16:39:01 Pacific OS: RH CPU/Ram: 128MB
Comment:
I have .mp3 files on my redhat. I double clicked on a file and it started playing music, but no program was launched. I tried to stop the music but couldn't find the application that's playing the file. What's happening.
Name: taurus Date: December 9, 2003 at 18:34:05 Pacific
Reply:
Maybe it uses mpg123 or something similar to that!!! However, why not use xmms which is a GUI where you can press play, pause, forward, backward, and even stop... Otherwise, run "ps -A" at the prompt to see which application it uses to play your mp3 and "kill" it!
taurus
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Response Number 2
Name: 3Dave Date: December 10, 2003 at 05:18:08 Pacific
Reply:
You can find out what program is playing the file with the "lsof" command (LiSt Open Files), eg: $ lsof | grep filename.mp3 You can then kill it by it's PID (Process ID), eg if it was 1234: $ kill 1234
I agree with taurus (as per usual!=o) as in it's probably mpg123 playing it (a command line MP3 player), you can kill all instances of the program with: $ killall mpg123
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