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Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Now, onto your actual problem. It is exceptionally hard to even attempt |
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> to provide a solution unless someone else fixed the exact same problem |
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> before, as you have not provided any configuration at all and very |
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> little useful information. |
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What would you have wanted to see? I wrote that sound works. You |
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don't need more information. |
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> Hence your post was as much noise as mine |
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> was. |
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That's why other people, or at least Andrey, was able to help, where as |
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you were just a moron. |
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> Nonetheless I shall try, so please provide the following: |
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How nice from you, now that the problem has been solved. |
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> 1. the output of lspci as it relates to audio so we can see what |
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> hardware you have |
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Why should that matter? After all, sound playback works (in other |
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programs). |
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> 2. What engine does rhythmbox use? gstreamer? If so, do other gstreamer |
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> apps work correctly on your box? |
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That was the million dollar question. |
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> 3. With what options did you compile rhythmbox and gstreamer (if |
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> applicable)? |
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Does not matter. |
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> 4. Lastly, this is out on left field, please confirm that rhythmbox is |
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> indeed using alsa and not oss |
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Question 2 covers that. |
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Michael |
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