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Hi, |
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Amarok can use a variety of sound engine (arts, xine, gstreamer), but juk only |
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uses aKode. So, the common denominator seems to be arts. Did you install |
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arts ? If so, de-activate it and retry, it is known to cause problem since it |
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captures the sound device. |
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Other than this general advice, I'd need more info to help you (what engine |
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are you using, do you have sound in KDE (I mean "system sounds")...) |
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-- Jonathan |
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Le Dimanche 28 Mai 2006 10:53, Jamie Dobbs a écrit : |
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> Having just reinstalled Gentoo (AMD64) on my PC and setting up sound |
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> according to the ALSA How To I can play audio files, in this case MP3's, |
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> fine in XMMS but when I try them in either Amarok or Juk they are choppy |
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> and unlistenable. |
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> Can anyone suggest how I might go about diagnosing and fixing the issue |
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> that is causing this? |
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> Thanks |
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> Jamie |
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