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>Appendix B. Appendix B - MP3-Hardware-Decoder at Parallel Port</H1
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> In the German computer magazine
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issue 9/1999 p. 200 and 10/1999 p. 260 I found an article about turning an old
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PC (from 286 upward) into a MP3 player, by using a MP3-Hardware-Decoder at the
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parallel port.
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>Authors Homepage</A
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> Also mentioned there, is a software by <A
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>, which doesn't need a hardware decoder.
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> Though both programs are DOS based, I mention them here. I hadn't time to look for an according Linux solution.
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> is a program that allows you to turn any computer (>75mhz) into a massive audio jukebox for your car or home. It uses the
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serial display and supports the IRman infra-red remote control interface. Soundcard output is delivered to your (car or home) stereo for amplification. The software supports a hotlist and shuffle mode. It includes FM/Video4Linux support, icecast/shoutcast support, CrystalFontz serial display support, and choice of mpg123 or xaudio for driving the sound card.
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