AIFF files and Ubuntu Linux revisited

[Mathewson]

Well, my English school is now up and half-way running
(i.e. 6 kids at the moment) and using a variety of stacks
written by me in DC 2.6.1 running with the Linux Stack
Runner (a Gazillion thanks to Richard Gaskin) on 3 Pentium
3s with Ubuntu Linux. The sound files are stored in a
common 'data' file (they are sued by all the stacks) as AIF
files - now as I mentioned a time back, they have to be
slowed down to half their normal rate so that they play
normally under Ubuntu. When I pointed this out via the
Ubuntu bugzilla I had a few 'silly' messages that suggested
it was the fault of RR - not Ubuntu. I am still using the S
L O W sound files, and I have no idea whether this is due
to RR or Ubuntu. It is a bother thought to have to slow
down every sound file after recording it.

sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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