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On Tue, 2006-02-28 at 08:09 -0800, Andrei Slavoiu wrote: |
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> --- Stefan Istvan <stefi@××××××××××××.hu> wrote: |
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> > Hello List, |
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> > |
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> > I have two machines with Gentoo Linux installed, and |
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> > one of them I don't |
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> > hear sound when playing flash anims either in |
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> > konqueror or in firefox. |
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> > On the other machine I hear sounds well in flash |
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> > anims. Other |
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> > applications play sound well. |
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> > I don't find any significant differencies between |
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> > the two install, so I |
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> > thought I ask it in this list. |
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> Well, the difference between the flash plugin and most |
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> other programs that play sounds is that it only |
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> supports OSS not alsa or arts. So the problem is that |
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> you either have OSS emulation disabled in the kernel |
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> or the soundcard only supports one stream at a time |
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> and another application is using the soundcard (if you |
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> are using KDE that program is artsd) |
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> > Where should I search for the solution? |
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> Assuming you are indeed using KDE it can be fixed in |
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> Konqueror by checking the "Use artsdsp..." in the |
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> netscape modules configuration tab in Konquerors |
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> properties. |
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> For a general fix see the alsa documentation on how to |
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> enable dmix for OSS emulation too. |
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I've tried to set up the things you suggested, but everything remained |
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the same. |
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I've tried it using blackbox instead of kde, and checked that artsd not |
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running, but sill heard no sound from flash anims, though xmms and |
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mplayer had sound. |
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So I think it is not only kde problem. I also tried it from konqueror |
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and firefox, with the same result. |
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Istvan |
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