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Hi, |
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I remember to have accidently started amarok via ssh on my notebook (wrong |
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console window), with DISPLAY on my desktop. This seems to have scrapped |
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phonon-config and/or pulseaudio config on both systems. |
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After having removed these files (.pulse/ and |
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.kde4/share/config/phonondevicesrc) on both systems, amarok played my music as |
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expected. |
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Thanks to all who answered me. |
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Best Regards |
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Alex |
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On Monday 16 September 2013, 13:37:37 Alexander Puchmayr wrote: |
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> Hi there, |
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> I've got a somewhat strange problem, which occurs on both my laptop and my |
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> desktop-pc, both running gentoo. From one day to the other, all KDE-based |
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> music/media player don't start playing music anymore. |
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> I've tried Amarok, Kaffeine and Juk, and all of them seem to hang when |
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> starting any kind of music file (mp3/flac/wma). But, strangly, kaffeine |
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> plays videos with sound without a problem. Also, other programs (non-kde), |
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> for example audacity and xine, play mp3 files properly. |
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> In kde's system settings, the phonon configuration dialog play its test |
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> sounds properly. |
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> Any ideas? Any idea why it affects two different systems pretty much at the |
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> same time? Any idea why it worked yesterday morning and started to have |
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> troubles yesterday evening, without having changed anything in the system? |
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> BTW: dmesg shows a lot of lines that might be relevant: |
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> [21219.855176] traps: alsa-sink[12956] general protection ip:7f08486569f2 |
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> sp:7f083fff6b70 error:0 in libasound.so.2.0.0[7f0848600000+ea000] |
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> one per attempt to play anything in amarok. |
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> Best regards |
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> Alex |
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