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Thread ID: 10554	2001-07-30 00:05:00	mp3 player glitch	Guest (0)	Press F1

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16240	2001-07-30 00:05:00	My youngest would like to be able to play mp3s on our old PC. It is a Pentium 90, 64Meg RAM, 2 drives equalling 1.4 Gig, Yamaha soundcard, 12 speed CDRom and runing the original Win95 and DirectX 7. He can have a few on his drive but I will burn the bulk of them to a cd and he can run them from that. Because of it's age I tried to install the oldest Music Match Jukebox and WinAmp we have. These are off a PCWorld cover disk from last year. I have had no luck at all, receiving the following error from MusicMatch Jukebox: Error registering the OCX C:\WINDOWS|System\wmidx.ocx WinAmp doesn't fare much better. This is a fresh install. Any ideas? Or is there a simpler MP3 player for him?	Guest (0)
16241	2001-07-30 05:16:00	Try some of the earlier versions of Winamp that were designed for Win95 and older machines... members.nbci.com	Guest (0)
16242	2001-07-30 12:37:00	If you want to try a minimalist mp3 player you could try mpg123, there are a few windows ports available. I found one here: www3.tky.3web.ne.jp You will have to run it from a dos prompt, or drag files to it. It is fast enough to run on a 468.	Guest (0)
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