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Valmor de Almeida wrote: |
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> Stroller wrote: |
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>> You haven't made it clear - in any of your subsequent posts, either - |
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>> if sound is working for other applications. |
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> I have never configured sound. It has never worked. |
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>> If you get a new email, does your laptop go "bing!"? Can you play an |
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>> MP3 by double clicking on it or at the command line? What if you run |
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>> mplayer at the command line on an AVI video? |
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> No sound. |
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>> If you have only previously used your laptop for email, surfing the |
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>> web or writing code, it's not clear that sound may *ever* have been |
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> Indeed this is the case and I am trying to get it to work since some |
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> tutorials I need to listen to are only available on video with audio. |
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>> working on it. IMO you need to get sound working for a basic program |
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>> that uses audio before worrying about Flash, which seems more |
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>> problematic. |
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> Thanks, |
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> Valmor |
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>> Stroller. |
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After rebuilding the kernel with additional intel driver support and |
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adding users to the audio group, sound was enabled. |
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Thanks for the help. |
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Valmor |
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