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On 14:42 Tue 28 Feb , Zac Slade wrote: |
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> On Tuesday 28 February 2006 10:19, Daniel da Veiga wrote: |
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> > I once had the same problem, solved it using ESD (well, not the best |
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> > solution, but it works), so, at my startup script I have "esd &" and |
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> > flash anims have sound... |
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> It's not only the best solution it is the only solution. Flash uses esd for |
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> sound. You can start it everytime you start your web browser or you can add |
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> esound to your default run level. |
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eh? I have sound with flash and I don't have esd installed. |
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I don't have proper hardware mixing though, so when I want to hear |
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sound with flash I usually have to restart firefox or it doesn't work. |
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Presumably this is fixable, and is due to flash using oss rather than |
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alsa, but I haven't really tried. |
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On a computer with a soundcard that does do hardware mixing (and without |
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esd installed) I could get sound with flash whilst other things were |
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playing sound though. |
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Dave |
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