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Hi all, |
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The list has been a bit on the quiet side for awhile so hopefully |
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this isn't a large interruption. Thanks in advance for any ideas. |
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On my AMD64 machine I have a running copy of Crossover Office Ver. |
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5.0. It works great for the only two programs I use it for - Quicken |
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and iTunes, with iTunes being the one I use for sound sometimes. (Like |
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right now while I listen to streaming electronia radio stuff...) |
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Over the last couple of days I had wanted to do some online |
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training courses at Charles Schwab. To start I tried |
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Firefox/mplayerplug-in in both the 64-bit and 32-bit environments. |
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This ran, gave perfect video and presented the slides, but wouldn't |
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produce any audio. I then tried Crossover office and ran IE6 & Media |
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Player. In that environment I got the same results. Bummer, I |
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thought... |
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I then tried the same things on my wife's 32-bit P4HT machine. |
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Firefox/mplayerplug-in gave correct audio but didn't present the |
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slides. Bummer again. Then I tried Crossover Office on her 32-bit |
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platform, and after some configuration changes I managed to get that |
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machine to work perfectly! Hooray! However I came back to my 64-bit |
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machine and tried all the same config changes but it still failed. |
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Any ideas what might cause this? I've installed CXO in both the |
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64-bit and 32-bit chroot'ed areas but I get the same results. However |
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it works great on Gentoo 32-bit. |
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Cheers, |
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Mark |
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