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On Wed, Apr 10, 2002 at 04:31:29PM -0400, I wrote: > I have been listening to streaming mp3s of late (fun) but for some > streams Mozilla and Galeon insist upon launching mpg123 instead of > xmms. > > How do I find out what the MIME type is for a given URL so I can tell > my web browser to use xmms instead? OK, so I have made some progress but that was in off-list e-mails so let me summarize back to the list. I seem to get the mime type with the following: $ lynx -source -mime_header http://live.charm.net:8000/wjhu/listen.pls | strings| head -20 | grep Content Content-Type: audio/mpeg And that is what I expect. It is an mp3 stream. I have told Mozilla to use xmms (an mp3 player) as the helper for "audio/mpeg", but it instead launches mpg123 (another mp3 player that doesn't seem to work as well for me). Looking at another stream, one that works correctly with xmms: $ lynx -source -mime_header http://164.76.121.201:8000/broadband/listen.pls | strings| head -20 | grep Content Content-Type: audio/mpeg I think I have a Mozilla (and so Galeon which uses Mozilla) bug and need a newer version than the 0.9.8 that RH 7.2 gave me. Thanks, -kb
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