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------- Additional Comments From jeff.mitchell wustl edu  2004-12-31 20:47 -------
I don't know what KPlayer uses...here's some output using KPlayer:

UnixManager: got notifyIO
socketconnection created, fd = 8
incoming stream, parameters: rate=44100, 16 bit, 2 channels
creating packet receiver
detach incoming stream
job finished

Looks like kplayer uses something internally?  I suppose I have akode, or rather, doing a "locate akode" gave me this:

/usr/lib/mcop/akodearts.mcoptype
/usr/lib/mcop/akodeMPCPlayObject.mcopclass
/usr/lib/mcop/akodearts.mcopclass
/usr/lib/mcop/akodeVorbisStreamPlayObject.mcopclass
/usr/lib/mcop/akodePlayObject.mcopclass
/usr/lib/mcop/akodeSpeexStreamPlayObject.mcopclass
/usr/lib/mcop/akodeXiphPlayObject.mcopclass
/usr/lib/libarts_akode.la
/usr/lib/libarts_akode.so
/usr/lib/libakode.so.1
/usr/lib/libakode.la
/usr/lib/libakode.so
/usr/lib/libakode_xiph_decoder.la
/usr/lib/libakode_xiph_decoder.so
/usr/lib/libakode.so.1.0.0
/usr/lib/libakode_mpc_decoder.la
/usr/lib/libakode_mpc_decoder.so

KDE was installed using the standard FC3 packages.  I then went to the official KDE FTP site and downloaded all of the updated 3.3.2 RPMs for FC3, since the kdemultimedia-3.3 package in FC3 doesn't contain JuK (maybe because this is a FC3 bug for some reason?...but the packages on the KDE FTP site were specifically for FC3...)

Any ideas?

Thanks!