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First goto audreyhacking.com/files and grab the phplay package and make sure you get the right libs. Unpack them and place them in the following places libextproc.so.1 -> /nto/photon/lib/libextproc.so.1 mpegaudio.so -> /nto/photon/dll/mpegaudio.so phplay -> /nto/photon/bin/phplay mpegaudio -> /nto/photon/bin/mpegaudio libmedia.so.1 -> /nto/lib/libmedia.so.1 (this library already exists on the audrey but needs to be replaced) mpegaudio_noph.so -> /nto/lib/mpegaudio_noph.so fs-cifs -> /nto/bin/fs-cifs To launch phplay, just type it at the command line and browse to your newly mounted dir for some tunes

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  • First goto audreyhacking.com/files and grab the phplay package and make sure you get the right libs. Unpack them and place them in the following places libextproc.so.1 -> /nto/photon/lib/libextproc.so.1 mpegaudio.so -> /nto/photon/dll/mpegaudio.so phplay -> /nto/photon/bin/phplay mpegaudio -> /nto/photon/bin/mpegaudio libmedia.so.1 -> /nto/lib/libmedia.so.1 (this library already exists on the audrey but needs to be replaced) mpegaudio_noph.so -> /nto/lib/mpegaudio_noph.so fs-cifs -> /nto/bin/fs-cifs To launch phplay, just type it at the command line and browse to your newly mounted dir for some tunes
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  • First goto audreyhacking.com/files and grab the phplay package and make sure you get the right libs. Unpack them and place them in the following places libextproc.so.1 -> /nto/photon/lib/libextproc.so.1 mpegaudio.so -> /nto/photon/dll/mpegaudio.so phplay -> /nto/photon/bin/phplay mpegaudio -> /nto/photon/bin/mpegaudio libmedia.so.1 -> /nto/lib/libmedia.so.1 (this library already exists on the audrey but needs to be replaced) mpegaudio_noph.so -> /nto/lib/mpegaudio_noph.so fs-cifs -> /nto/bin/fs-cifs Once you copy the files then you need to 'chmod +x' fs-cifs, mpegaudio and phplay in there respective directories To do a smb mount I simply created a mount point (i.e. mkdir /mnt) and ran something like: fs-cifs -v //::/ /mnt & If you're mounting a NT or Win2k share then it appears you must use a valid username and password regardless of permissions on the share, I'm not sure for Win9x but you still have to supply both a username and password to the fs-cifs executable. The -v option just turns on verbose output so you can see what's happening. To launch phplay, just type it at the command line and browse to your newly mounted dir for some tunes Speeding up MP3 Playback As seen on linuxhacker.net * ######################################## # Run phplay with a big input buffer ######################################## export MPEGAUDIOBUFFERSIZE=5000000 export MPEGAUDIOBUFFERSTARTPERCENT=90 export MPEGAUDIOREFILLONUNDERFLOW=YES if [ ! -d /share ] then /nto/bin/fs-cifs -a \ //Tiger:192.168.0.3:/audrey_share /share \ guest guest fi phplay & * fs-cifs starts with priority 19, which is very low. If you raise the priority, it play smoothly!!! Do it like this: slay -P 10 fs-cifs
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