Anthony Renaud wrote:
I began my problems with programs like audacity,ardour
etc.
I could not get them up and running,it was ardour that
could not connect to Jack or audacity that had
problems
with the audio input/output layer.But I got that my
problem was more difficult: the system could not play
any sound.
[...]
Are you using Gnome? I found that I had to disable Gnome system sounds
in order to get Audacity, XMMS, etc to produce sound. There appears to
be a conflict with the ESD.
Desktop -> Preferences -> Sound
In the 'Sounds' tab untick 'Enable software sound mixing (ESD)'
Chris.
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