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Nick Rout schreef: |
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> When I log into gnome I get a dialog with the following message: |
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> "Sorry, no mixer elements and/or devices found" |
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> Advcie from google and forums.g.o seems to point to the following |
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> likely solutions: |
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> 1. make sure user has ability to do audio - yes I can, and everything |
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> I run in gnome produces audio output when it should (mplayer, xmms, |
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> mpg123, xine, whatever) |
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> 2. run gst-register-0.8 - done it, more than once. Doesn't complain |
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> about any problems, but makes no difference even after a reboot. |
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> Thats about a summary of the suggested fixes and the results. I |
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> figured that the error seemed to be on running gnome-volume-control, |
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> so when i run it from an xterm I get the following: |
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I would suggest: |
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Open the GNOME control panel and check the following settings: |
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Sound: Is "enable sound system on startup" checked or not? Just note, |
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for the time being. |
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If it is set, then you likely need to check rc-update show, to make sure |
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the esound service is started. |
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This will route everything GNOME through the esd sound server. This may |
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or may not be how you want to run it. |
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If it is not set, then everything should be running through ALSA-- but |
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GNOME may not be prepared to deal with that, as it expects to run ESD. |
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You can either 'fix' GNOME so it runs through ALSA, or you can run ESD. |
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If you want to 'fix' GNOME, go to "Multimedia systems' and basically |
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screw around with the audio sinks until you can get test sounds from |
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both tests. On my system, this requires that the standard output and |
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standard source be set to OSS (Alsa seems to hang or crash, but since I |
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have ALSA OSS emulation on, I don't worry about it, because it's still |
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using ALSA anyway). |
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Then turn off esd (rc-update del esound default). |
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Log out and in, and hopefully GNOME should now use the ALSA (OSS) devices. |
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If you want to use ESD, then in the Multimedia section, set the output |
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and source to ESD, and make sure that esound is running in rc-update (if |
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it is not already running, then try starting it with /etc/init.d/esound |
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start). Make sure that the 'enable sound server at startup' is set in |
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the Sound panel, log out and back in, and ESD should work. |
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Oh, and whatever route you choose, you probably want to remove the mixer |
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from your panel, then re-add it to prevent other panel weirdnesses that |
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seem to occur when you have to do this (which you always do, because the |
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gnome-mixer-applet is apparently so stupid that it can't detect the |
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environment properly; I've never had it work out-of-the-box. Ever. And |
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I've been using GNOME for quite a while). |
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Hope this helps, |
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Holly |
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