Predixis MusicMagic

MusicMagic Mixer 1.1.5.1 - Linux
The MusicMagic Mixer runs as a Java-based gui on linux. If you have any problems, or questions, please email us at music@predixis.com. See below for requirements and limitations.

This distribution was tested on Mandrake 9.2, 10, Redhat 7.x, Redhat 9, Debian 3.0, Suse 9.0 (Glibc 2.2 or higher). If you have problems with these, or any other versions of linux, please let us know.

Requirements
x86 CPU
Java 1.4.0_01 or higher
Internet Access

Make sure your JAVA_HOME environment variable is set to the directory where Java is installed. Beta versions of Java may cause stability problems.

The MusicMagic Mixer currently supports .mp3, .ogg, .flac and .wav files on linux. For more detailed info, visit the revision history page. You may also want to visit the Windows or Mac OS X pages.

Resources

MusicMagic Mixer - Linux	May 20, 2005	5.3 MB	download

Installation
Download and extract the distribution. To run the program, use the MusicMagicMixer command. User information will be stored in the .MusicMagic directory under each user's home directory.

Configuration
The MusicMagic Mixer is configured to use the following external applications by default:

	Music Player	`realplay`
	File Manager	`mozilla`
	Browser	`mozilla`
	Mail Client	`mozilla`

You can change these from the File/Customize Options menu, under the Applications tab.

If you need to pass a flag to the Java virtual machine, you can prefix the flag with "-J" and pass it to the MusicMagicMixer executable.

Sometimes (e.g. Linux RedHat 7) MusicMagic Mixer fails with the following error:

Current locale is not supported

Unable to load Strings!

This error happens because some locales are not supported by the Java virtual machine. The easiest way to correct this problem is to set the LANG environment variable to the supported locale: "en"
If you are using sh or bash, execute

export LANG=en

For csh and tcsh execute

setenv LANG en

We recommend new users visit the getting started pages for more information. Note that the linux version may not support all the same features as the Windows or Mac versions.