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In mail you write:

I know of a program that will play WAV, MP3 and a number of other
formats under DOS. 

I got it because it'd display a lot of graphics formats. The sound was
a bonus. 

But it's not command line driven, it's menu driven.

There are some utilities that came with old Sound Blaster cards that
will play *some* sound file types from the command line.

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