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Re: [pygame] Playing mp3s

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Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2007 20:51:32 +0100
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Patrick Mullen wrote:

Mp3 support, certain font support, and other things seem to be veryplatform specific with pygame recently, I'm not sure if it's alwaysbeen that way, but it certainly is now. As far as I know, .ogg'sdon't have any issues, but I have seen a perfectly good mp3 play onone platform and not on another.

Thats a little disapointing. I think I would prefer no support, to halfworking support. Do you know if the situation is any better with 1.8?


Will

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