Chris Rouch wrote :
> The latest mpg123 mpg123-0.60-1.fc5.rf.i386.rpm sounds
really awful
> (scratchy with lots of buzzing) on my FC4 and FC5
systems. Rebuilding
> the rpm with "./configure --prefix=/usr"
rather than "%configure"
> makes it sound good again. Is there some configuration
I have to do on
> my system to make the original sound good or is it just
broken?
Seems like this could be due to the default CFLAGS used for
the build,
as %configure sets them, whereas plain ./configure doesn't.
If you want to debug the problem any further, and ideally
report it
upstream, echo the % macro to get its entire
content, and
test builds adding all the parameters little by little, i.e.
:
export CFLAGS="-O2"
./configure --prefix=/usr
then
export CFLAGS="-O2 -g"
./configure --prefix=/usr
and so on...
BTW, I don't consider the current mpg123 to be ready yet.
One should
stick to the older but still more solid and full-featured
mpg321,
although this should change fairly soon.
Matthias
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