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Bruno Gola wrote: |
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>Rafael Dantas de Castro wrote: |
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>>are using arts, esd or something similar?? What output plugin you use |
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>>in xmms that allows you to listen to mp3s? |
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>>On 7/11/05, Bruno Gola <brunogola@×××××××××.br> wrote: |
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>>>Can't open /dev/dsp! |
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>>>If i try it as root it works perfectly... |
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>>>Does anyone knows this problem? |
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>>>Thanks ... |
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>>>Bruno Gola |
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>>>gentoo-user@g.o mailing list |
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>Both ESD and ALSA output plugin works for me with xmms.... |
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If something is trying to open /dev/dsp, then it is using the (obsolete) |
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OSS API. You need to enable OSS emulation in the kernel drivers. |
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Note that, AFAIK, there is no mixing possible with the OSS API. Your |
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best bet is to tell the apps to use ALSA, or use one of the dsp |
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"wrapper" libraries that are available. If the app doesn't support |
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ALSA, complain!! |
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-Richard |
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