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On Mon, Jan 16, 2006 at 12:48:38PM +0200, Penguin Lover David Harel squawked: |
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> Willie Wong wrote: |
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> >More information? What program did you use to play the wma file? What |
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> >do you mean by "anything else from that moment"? Do you mean anything |
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> >else played with the same software? Or all sounds for your entire |
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> >system? |
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> There was a sequence of operations. I tried amarok which didn't play the |
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> clip then I tried mplayer which did play the clip but speedy then |
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> anything I played on any software tool was twice the speed (entire system). |
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Okay, a few more questions: |
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1) Is that behavior reproducible? |
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a) If you reboot, does the sound play normally? |
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b) After the reboot, if you play that same wma file again, does it |
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break sound still? |
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2) Do you run any sound daemons? (ESD, aRts, etc.) |
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3) By any software tool, did you include aplay? If not, find some |
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wav file, and run it through aplay. If you don't have wav files |
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handy, do |
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sox <soundfile> -t wav - | aplay |
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use some <soundfile> that is known to be good, not the wma file |
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the causes problem. If you don't have sox, emerge it. |
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W |
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W: What I could really use now is a dose of triple expresso. |
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M: I am afraid the coffee shop ain't open this time of day. |
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W: Well, in that case, a dose of quantum mechanics will just have to do. |
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Sortir en Pantoufles: up 65 days, 11:54 |
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