Strange behaviour from Xemacs/VM
I compiled my own Xemacs a while ago (and got a lot of good help doing
it from this list), but it turned out my xemacs does strange things
when I send mail. I got the mail below back when I sent it to
the list.
But it got to the list anyway. It's very annoying to get error
messages containing the word 'microsoft'. And after I get it back, VM
says 'can't get new mail' or something like that, though the yellow
mail icon indicates I have new mail.
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From: PERTAMINA/PIMPD/POSTMASTER <IMCEAMS-PERTAMINA_PIMPD_POSTMASTER@pertamina.co.id>
To: Daniel Elenius <danel698@student.liu.se>
Subject: Mail failure
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1999 05:36:00 +0700
[005] The mail retry count was exceeded sending to NWUPPDNV/POUPPDNV.
[015] There is insufficient disk space to send this message.
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From: Daniel Elenius
To: Pere Camps
debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: MP3 to WAV converter???
Date: 1999-01-06 05:19
Priority: 3
Message ID: AD119B9D3FA4D211BB7100A024772261
Pere Camps writes:
>> >> Does anyone know of a MP3 to WAV converter?
>
>I use mpg123 (there's a debianized package) with sox. The command line is
>the following:
>
>#!/bin/bash
># mp32wav
>mpg123 -b 10000 -s "$1" | sox -t raw -r 44100 -s -w -c2 - "$2"
>
>And the use is:
>
>mp32wav file.mp3 file.wav
>
That's a pretty impressive command line, but I just found out that it
could be done with just 'amp -w mp3name'. (Amp is also available as a
deb package). However, that doesn't work with the mp3 I wanna do it
with (the file is kind of bad). Anyway, the issue is no longer
relevant (for me). The reason I brought this up is that a user on my
system wants to play an mp3 at X startup, but the MP3 was bad, so I
thought I could convert it to wav and play it w/ 'play'. But amp could
handle the buggy MP3, so I didn't have to.
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