07-30-2008 01:00 PM
It's small and silent, sports an array of ports on the back but only one tiny white LED on the front, and it can help you spend hours of time in front of your TV -- and it runs Linux. It's the Netflix Player from embedded device specialist Roku, and we got our hands on it for a review of the service and the hardware.
Hi,
I am unable to install VLC or any other media players in my SL 6.3 distro. I am using yum utility to install the packages, but i am getting the below error messages,
--> Processing Dependency: libpng15.so.15()(64bit) for package: vlc-core-2.0.3-1.fc18.x86_64
--> Processing... (1 Reply)
I've tried to totally ignore Netfix to date, though I might change my mind. But I refuse to keep a Windows box running for any reason.
Is anyone streaming movies from Netflix and watching them on a Linux box?
I went to netflix.com to look for the requirements page. None. OK, how about a... (4 Replies)
Hi,
I am new to UNIX system, i have theoritical knowledge but never gotta chance to work on UNIX system. I dont have the environment to practice, is there anything which i can download or any online website to work over and get better in UNIX?
Please help me..
Thanks & Regard's
Span'rd (2 Replies)
Hi all,
I am interested in your opinions of the best way to get hands-on security experience with AIX. I am proficient with most linux flavors on intel, but need to get familiar with AIX.
Any ideas on how to get some hands-on without lumping out $4Gs for a used RS/6000?
Thanks
EW (4 Replies)
Check this link. Its Sun Solaris Docs link that place all sorts of Materials in it. From Hands on Support materials Etc. Quite intresting.
Sun OS Hands on Docs.
:cool: (1 Reply)
paplay(1) General Commands Manual paplay(1)NAME
paplay - Play back audio files on a PulseAudio sound server
SYNOPSIS
paplay [options] FILE
paplay --help
paplay --version
DESCRIPTION
paplay is a simple tool for playing back audio files on a PulseAudio sound server. It understands all audio file formats supported by lib-
sndfile.
OPTIONS -h | --help
Show help.
--version
Show version information.
-v | --verbose
Enable verbose operation. Dumps the current playback time to STDERR during playback.
-s | --server=SERVER
Choose the server to connect to.
-d | --device=SINK
Specify the symbolic name of the sink to play this file on.
-n | --client-name=NAME
Specify the client name paplay shall pass to the server when connecting.
--stream-name=NAME
Specify the stream name paplay shall pass to the server when creating the stream.
--volume=VOLUME
Specify the initial playback volume to use. Choose a value between 0 (silent) and 65536 (100% volume).
--channel-map=CHANNELMAP
Explicitly choose a channel map when playing back this stream. The argument should be a comma separated list of channel names:
front-left, front-right, mono, front-center, rear-left, rear-right, rear-center, lfe, front-left-of-center, front-right-of-center,
side-left, side-right, top-center, top-front-center, top-front-left, top-front-right, top-rear-left, top-rear-right, top-rear-cen-
ter, or any of the 32 auxiliary channel names aux0 to aux31.
LIMITATIONS
Due to a limitation in libsndfile paplay currently does not always set the correct channel mapping for playback of multichannel (i.e. sur-
round) audio files, even if the channel mapping information is available in the audio file.
AUTHORS
The PulseAudio Developers <mzchyfrnhqvb (at) 0pointer (dot) net>; PulseAudio is available from http://pulseaudio.org/
SEE ALSO pulseaudio(1), pacat(1)Manuals User paplay(1)
