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Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> On Saturday 14 November 2009 01:17:13 Dale wrote: |
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>> Just picking on this one since it is newer. ;-) I finally got through |
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>> the other stuff, with arts enabled since it griped about the change |
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>> before, and I am now disabling arts. I think it wanted it so badly |
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>> because I was doing a preserved-rebuild and other packages had it |
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>> enabled. I don't guess a -N option would take on that emerge. |
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>> I think I did this once before and my sound disappeared. Everything |
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>> went mute so I may be back. It may just be a setting in KDE or |
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>> something that needs changing. That was a while ago to. I barely |
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>> remember it. Then again, maybe it wasn't sooo long ago. What did I |
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>> have for breakfast today? ^_^ |
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> The only reason arts ever existed at all was to do sound mixing in software in |
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> the days when hardware generally did not do that. |
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> These days alsa takes care of all of that. OSS-4 does a better job I hear, but |
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> in any case you do not need arts. If you did, how would it be possible to hear |
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> sound in a flash video in a browser on a non-KDE system? |
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And I think that was my problem. It would only play one sound at a time |
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and some things hogged up the sound system. Mine makes a sound when I |
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change desktops for instance and it would hold onto the sound system for |
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a minute or so before other sounds could use it. |
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It has been a while so I couldn't remember the details, just that it |
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wasn't working right. It works now tho. I played a video and changed |
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desktops and could hear them both. Yeppie !! No arts system. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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