venerdì, 29 ottobre 2004 alle 14:38:54, Alejandro Lopez ha scritto: mplayer should be able to deal with those files. With the appropriate switches I'm sure you can also dump to a better format (see the mplayer manpage). HTH ciao -- Emiliano Grilli Linux user #209089 http://www.emillo.net

I think that the answer is: apt-get install w32codecs apt-get install mplayer then i've got some scripts to decompress wma and compress in ogg I attach them to make your life easier copy them in some folder of your path and type wma2ogg in the folder where you have your wma (change the bitrate of ogg in the wav2ogg script if you want to) (if you only want to have these files in ogg erase the end of the script wma2ogg which begins with wav2ogg) That's it. I hope they work (I use them often). If not, ask me again. Alejandro Lopez wrote: #!/bin/bash echo "Prem return per continuar..." read #!/bin/bash for file in *.wav do oggenc -b 192 "$file" done #!/bin/bash for f in *.wma do nom=`echo "$f" | cut -d "." -f 1` mplayer "$f" -ao pcm -aofile "${nom}.wav" done wav2ogg rm *.wav ls echo "erase wma?" pause rm *.wma