>Maybe mplayer in CentOS has been compiled without pulseaudio support.
>In this case, please use mplayer -ao alsa:device=default
I compiled mplayer myself. I will look into this.
>And if it does not work, then please get a supported-here distribution. Really.
You say that as if re-installing Linux and changing to another distribution is
a trivial thing. In reality, that means learning a whole new Window Manager,
and new Package Manager, and on top of that, re-installing and re-configuring
all the software so that simple things work. Maybe in Windows, or on a Mac,
this is trivial. In Linux, this usually takes weeks before everything works.
What is the danger in using the mplayer command that already works?
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