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> Use Linux and Linux Players or Windows and Windows Players.
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> All other approaches are crappy by default. It will not work properly.
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+1
I also do not think using wine and wmp 11 is a suitable way.
Take a look at wavpack it should contain tools to handle riff.
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I have a lot of music in WAV + tagged with RIFF Tags, wmp can read riff tags…
I don’t even have any I can try
But you realize you locked yourself in to that setup when you chose to use it, or Microsoft lead you that way… I wonder why?
I’ll have a go at playing one if you email a tune to me. I’ll PM a email to you
It seems that lame can convert riff/wav: I would give it a try and then your files can be played on every platform without wmp 11
Found this here but cannot test since I have no riff files: Festival: Linux Text-To-Speech Tutorial and Demo