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Pete Popov wrote:
> 
> Has anyone used madplay on mips to play mp3 files successfully? I've
> tried it on two mips boards with different sound drivers, and in both
> cases it plays the song slower and a bit muffled.  It works on x86 and
> supposedly ppc.
> 

I tried it before, and had the same results.

I looked over the system calls, and was pretty much sure that the problem was
on madplay side, and not on the driver side.  One problem suspected was the
floating point issue, but did get into it.

Jun