On Sun, 29 Aug 2010 18:06:30 -0400 (EDT), Merciadri Luca wrote:
> Stephen Powell wrote:
>> All of this is explained on the web page to which I referred you
>> earlier: http://www.wowway.com/~zlinuxman/tp600.htm
>> It has to do with software sound mixing. If you follow the steps
>> there, you shoul
Stephen Powell wrote:
> On Sun, 29 Aug 2010 14:09:03 -0400 (EDT), Merciadri Luca wrote:
>
>> I just disabled system sounds, re-loginned, and music works. But system
>> sounds won't work. Normal, then. But why should I have to disable ESD?
>>
>
> All of this is explained on the web page to w
On Sun, 29 Aug 2010 14:09:03 -0400 (EDT), Merciadri Luca wrote:
>
> I just disabled system sounds, re-loginned, and music works. But system
> sounds won't work. Normal, then. But why should I have to disable ESD?
All of this is explained on the web page to which I referred you
earlier: http://www
>>>
>> I don't have this choice.
>>
>
> Are you on lenny, right? :-?
>
> So that is located under menu/system/preferences/sound/devices tab.
>
>
>>>> Should I deinstall esound? What can I do to hear music again?
?
So that is located under menu/system/preferences/sound/devices tab.
>>> Should I deinstall esound? What can I do to hear music again? I
>>> checked the volume control panel, and everything is okay (no `mute',
>>> etc., and volumes are sufficiently high).
>>>
I'm also getting
==
audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample !
gconfaudiosink profile=chat: Could not open audio device for playback.
Device is being used by another application.
==
when trying to test sounds.
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Camaleón wrote:
> El Sun, 29 Aug 2010 17:01:08 +0200, Merciadri Luca escribió:
>
>
>> Some days ago, I figured out (thanks to the ML) how to hear systems'
>> sounds. I had to install esound, and I was using OSS. Now, System >
>> Preferences > Sounds > S
El Sun, 29 Aug 2010 17:01:08 +0200, Merciadri Luca escribió:
> Some days ago, I figured out (thanks to the ML) how to hear systems'
> sounds. I had to install esound, and I was using OSS. Now, System >
> Preferences > Sounds > Sounds tab plays correctly the sounds, but I
Hi,
Some days ago, I figured out (thanks to the ML) how to hear systems'
sounds. I had to install esound, and I was using OSS. Now, System >
Preferences > Sounds > Sounds tab plays correctly the sounds, but I
can't hear any other type of sound (i.e. from music played with to
Well, finally solved problem with system sounds - they sound ok now. But
when ESD is enabled Java applications have no sound and vice versa. Does
anyone know how to solve this issue?
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"Yuwen Dai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yes. Some sound applications have options to use esd, i.e., mplayer. Some
> don't have. In such case, you have to kill the esd. That's life :-)
I just started esd with the command 'esd -as 2', which releases the
audio device 2 seconds after any sound st
Esound grabs /dev/dsp to manage it, so you can hear sounds fromdifferent apps concurrently. For example, hear warning or alert sounds
while playing mp3s or videos.On sarge, for ogg123, you'll need to put this in /etc/libao.conf or~/.libao:default_driver=esdThat works for me. See man libao
On 09/03/2006 05:20 AM, garrone wrote:
> Hi,
> I am having some difficulty getting sound perfectly right.
>
> The esd or esound daemon is hogging /dev/dsp etc, causing
> game sound and ogg123 to fail. I have to kill esd manually and
> start the alsamixergui application a
Hi,
I am having some difficulty getting sound perfectly right.
The esd or esound daemon is hogging /dev/dsp etc, causing
game sound and ogg123 to fail. I have to kill esd manually and
start the alsamixergui application and enable channels
before games/music will play any sound.
I'm t
ialog box. Now all
> >>programs seem to have sound, but I can only run one OSS program at a time.
> >>(ALSA programs still share the soundcard.)
> >
> >This isn't an OSS or esound limitation. Your sound card can only play one
> >sound at a time. Esound ca
after I unchecked the "enable sound server startup" option in
the Gnome applications->desktop preferences->sound dialog box. Now all
programs seem to have sound, but I can only run one OSS program at a time.
(ALSA programs still share the soundcard.)
This isn't an OSS or eso
ter I unchecked the "enable sound server startup" option in
> the Gnome applications->desktop preferences->sound dialog box. Now all
> programs seem to have sound, but I can only run one OSS program at a time.
> (ALSA programs still share the soundcard.)
This isn't
on in
the Gnome applications->desktop preferences->sound dialog box. Now all
programs seem to have sound, but I can only run one OSS program at a time.
(ALSA programs still share the soundcard.)
The esound related packages installed are: esound, esound-clients, and
esound-common. I lear
I'm setting up LTSP clients.
Now that I have video, I want to move up to sound.
I'm using the kernel 2.6 ALSA sound on my Debian workstation (LTSP server)
The LTSP docs show something can be configured for esound, which might
be my best bet.
Is there some kind of alsa -> esound e
On Thu, 28 Oct 2004 13:50:09 +0200, Uwe Dippel wrote:
> Though I didn't change anything on purpose; just the usual upgrades, I
> lost my sound a few days ago.
> Finally, the lspci -v gives me:
>
> :00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller:
> Intel Corp. 82801DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) AC'97
[1] 28425
> $ /dev/dsp: No such device
>
/dev/dsp is the oss sound device, which makes me think esd is configured to
use oss. Have you tried configuring esd to use alsa instead?
>
> Esound is and remains installed:
>
> # apt-get install esound
> Reading Package Lists... Done
I had a similar experience. I had to run alsaconfig to get sound
working again yesterday.
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> Though I didn't change anything on purpose; just the usual upgrades, I
> lost my sound a few days ago.
> Only today is the time to check it:
>
> esd doesn't start any longer (it always did):
>
> $ esd &
> [1] 28425
> $ /dev/dsp: No such device
Can you show the output of:
ls -ldL /dev/ds
Though I didn't change anything on purpose; just the usual upgrades, I
lost my sound a few days ago.
Only today is the time to check it:
esd doesn't start any longer (it always did):
$ esd &
[1] 28425
$ /dev/dsp: No such device
Esound is and remains installed:
# apt-get install
Eric Gaumer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Portability and network transparency are two strong advantages that come
> to mind. You are looking at it from a users perspective. Consider it
> from a programmers point of view and it will be clear that even with
> Alsa, a good sound daemon is important.
t; for plenty of how-to's. I
> > would imagine just using esd or arts would be easier and work flawlessly
> > at the moment. I think a lot of Gnome apps are probably programmed to
> > use esound. Give it a try... it can't hurt.
>
> Actually, that's what I meant.
Eric Gaumer wrote:
On Sun, 2004-10-24 at 22:10 -0700, John L Fjellstad wrote:
Eric Gaumer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I think you are confusing the two. Alsa is a sound architecture but
esound is a sound daemon. Alsa makes sounds where as esound plays more
of a traffic cop role. Bottom l
rk flawlessly
> at the moment. I think a lot of Gnome apps are probably programmed to
> use esound. Give it a try... it can't hurt.
Actually, that's what I meant. With my Soundblaster card, I had
hardware mixing with ALSA. On my laptop now, I do software mixing with
the dmix plugin,
On Sun, 2004-10-24 at 22:10 -0700, John L Fjellstad wrote:
> Eric Gaumer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I think you are confusing the two. Alsa is a sound architecture but
> > esound is a sound daemon. Alsa makes sounds where as esound plays more
> > of a traffic
Eric Gaumer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think you are confusing the two. Alsa is a sound architecture but
> esound is a sound daemon. Alsa makes sounds where as esound plays more
> of a traffic cop role. Bottom line is that they serve two different
> purposes when dealin
Apparently, _H. S._, on 24/10/04 20:03,typed:
If you use ALSA and esound then you should install libesd-alsa0 instead
of libesd0.
I already have libesd-alsa0 installed and removed libesd0 (which was
'rc' and not 'ii' in dpkg info):
~$ dpkg -l libesd*
Desired=Unknown/Insta
Apparently, _Thomas Hood_, on 24/10/04 15:56,typed:
On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 21:50:07 +0200, H. S. wrote:
I could do that. But how does that relate to Alsa? If I install esound,
can I just uninstall Alsa altogether?
If you use ALSA and esound then you should install libesd-alsa0 instead
of libesd0.
I
Apparently, _Eric Gaumer_, on 24/10/04 16:08,typed:
I think you are confusing the two. Alsa is a sound architecture but
esound is a sound daemon. Alsa makes sounds where as esound plays more
of a traffic cop role. Bottom line is that they serve two different
purposes when dealing with sound. Alsa
On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 21:50:07 +0200, H. S. wrote:
> I could do that. But how does that relate to Alsa? If I install esound,
> can I just uninstall Alsa altogether?
If you use ALSA and esound then you should install libesd-alsa0 instead
of libesd0.
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On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 21:20:07 +0200, H. S. wrote:
> So I installed esound last night (Gnome in Unstable, kernel 2.6.7).
> Since then, after reboot, whichever user logs in kind of own esd because
> if then that user logs out and another logs in, s/he get in
> .xsession-errors:
P
t should be killed. Is that a bug in Sid?
Not to my knowledge but you can check the bug reports. I'm using Sid on
a PPC so it may be an issue relative to x86. No problems like that here
an I'm up to date on every package as of this morning.
>
>
> > As for xmms... you just n
Apparently, _Eric Gaumer_, on 24/10/04 15:14,typed:
On Sun, 2004-10-24 at 14:53 -0400, H. S. wrote:
I had ALSA built as module in the kernel without OSS support. Alsa was
working fine (xmms, xine, etc.) but was giving no system sounds at all.
So I installed esound last night (Gnome in Unstable
On Sun, 2004-10-24 at 14:53 -0400, H. S. wrote:
> I had ALSA built as module in the kernel without OSS support. Alsa was
> working fine (xmms, xine, etc.) but was giving no system sounds at all.
> So I installed esound last night (Gnome in Unstable, kernel 2.6.7).
> Since then,
I had ALSA built as module in the kernel without OSS support. Alsa was
working fine (xmms, xine, etc.) but was giving no system sounds at all.
So I installed esound last night (Gnome in Unstable, kernel 2.6.7).
Since then, after reboot, whichever user logs in kind of own esd because
if then
onths before I
was satisfied) with no ALSA but with the old standard soundsupport
(deprecated since 2.6.6 but not yet available in 'debianized' version)it
does work! I can play my music though through ALSA with the nice
Alsaplayer(using the alsa-module).I figured that Gnome wants Esou
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why EsounD is not started with something like /etc/init.d/esound start
like all other daemons, only it is started as a user logs in, well, in
fact I don't know very well what starts EsounD, but I have big
problems with it, it's a mess-up.
I is not a "me
aumix' or 'wmmixer' or any
applet or application with 'esound'
Or how to active the '/dev/mixer' with the 'esoun' ??
Yes you are right, I changed the permision to '660' and now is OK
Thank you
Gusti
Thank you again
uch, now is work.
> Maybe, do you know how to use 'aumix' or 'wmmixer' or any
> applet or application with 'esound'
> Or how to active the '/dev/mixer' with the 'esoun' ??
>
> Thank you again
> Gusti
I'm not
Hanspeter Kunz wrote:
you could use a more recent version of mplayer.
cheers,
Hp.
MPlayer 1.0pre3-3.3.3 (C) 2000-2003 MPlayer Team
Thank you very much, now is work.
Maybe, do you know how to use 'aumix' or 'wmmixer' or any
applet or application with 'esound'
.x audio output
artsaRts audio output
esd EsounD audio output
nas NAS audio output
sdl SDLlib audio output
nullNull audio output
pcm RAW PCM/WAVE file writer audio output
plugin Plugin audio output
On Tue, 2004-01-27
Hello
I use the esound. XMMS work OK, but the mplayer doesn't now the esd
driver.
When I do mplayer -ao help, I receive:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ mplayer -ao help
MPlayer 1.0pre2-2.95.4 (C) 2000-2003 MPlayer Team
CPU: Intel Pentium 4/Xeon/Celeron Northwood 1794 MHz (Family: 8,
Stepping: 7)
Det
Hi,
First, I'm running Debian Sarge with a custom 2.60-test9 kernel.
I'm having real problems getting Firebird+Flash to work with esound. I use
ICEWM and was happily using no sound server as I have no need for bell and
whistles on events, and call me primitive, but I can only listen to o
"Johann" == Johann Koenig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Johann> Shyamal Prasad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> for how to check this out. To enable DMA on boot up try
>>
>> apt-get install hwtools
>> editor /etc/init.d/hwtools
Johann> hdparm is in it's own packag
On Mon, 01 Sep 2003 18:25:49 -0500
Shyamal Prasad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "John" == John Holland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> John> I just switched my laptop to Debian. I'm using a mix of
> John> stable and unstable. Sound works with ogle, but with xmms or
> John> xine it
"John" == John Holland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
John> I just switched my laptop to Debian. I'm using a mix of
John> stable and unstable. Sound works with ogle, but with xmms or
John> xine it is very choppy.
A common mistake people make with Debian starting out is not enabling
D
I just switched my laptop to Debian. I'm using a mix of stable and
unstable. Sound works with ogle, but with xmms or xine it is very
choppy.
Also I think some of the libraries that xmms wants to install esound etc
are the source of problems. At this point I've reinstalled the OS
a few
Hi!
I try to get remote sound working with esound. I have two computers
(surprise!) connected through LAN. The connection is up and running.
Computer A is running sid
Computer B is running sarge
If i start esd on 'B', i can redirect sound from A via esddsp as normal user.
That doesn
I am trying to get esound running with GNOME on Sid, but am getting the
following when I run esd:
--- cut here ---
Couldn't open any alsa card! Last card tried was 0
Error opening card 0: Sound protocol is not compatible
Audio device open for 44.1Khz, stereo, 16bit failed
Trying 44.1Khz,
Thanks for all the input. I went with artsd, which kind of makes sense since
I'm under KDE. The debian packs worked great, and it's been playing mp3s
uninterrupted for two days. With Esound I'd have to restart several
times a day.
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> to one output, ? la Esound.
>
> I still wonder why sound merging isn't part of the OSS kernel modules,
> it would be much less of a headache.
It is, for the hardware that supports multiple simultaneous voices. A SB
Live is utter crap, but it can still handle multiple si
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What is the preferred sound solution on Debian nowadays? One
> requirement is that it should be able to merge multiple sound streams
> to one output, à la Esound.
My preference is a decent sound card. Or half-decent. The ymfpci driver
lets the card do mixing of
On 01-Jun-2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've been faithful to the Esound daemon for a long time. But Esound
> has never been really rock solid. When at home I play mp3s on my girlfriends
> macintosh. The time has come to do something about this.
>
> What is the preferr
I've been faithful to the Esound daemon for a long time. But Esound
has never been really rock solid. When at home I play mp3s on my girlfriends
macintosh. The time has come to do something about this.
What is the preferred sound solution on Debian nowadays? One
requirement is that it shou
How do I get Netscape to make sounds through esd? I have
everything else working through Esound - my voice synth, CD
player and mp3s, but I can't make Netscape work :(
bekj
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>
> Steve> connect to UNIX socket /var/run/esound/socket". I checked to
> Steve> make sure it wasn't something silly, like the directory not
> Steve> existing, but sure enough, the directory is there. It's owned
> Steve> by root, but I assume that
>>>>> "Steve" == Steve Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Steve> connect to UNIX socket /var/run/esound/socket". I checked to
Steve> make sure it wasn't something silly, like the directory not
Steve> existing, but sure enough, the directory is the
On Sun, 29 Jul 2001, Mart van de Wege wrote:
MvdW> Well I don't know where I heard it first, but there *is* a rumour that esd
MvdW> is about to be orphaned, or at least decoupled from gnome. For me, I'd
MvdW> like that because it is way too temperamental, OTOH, the alternative seems
MvdW> to be ar
versa, esd refuses
> to
> > play. I find that doing a 'killall -HUP esd' as root fixes the
> problem.
> > It's probably some sort of permissions problem, but I can't figure it
> out
> > as the esound documentation is woefully out of date, and I am to la
On Sat, 28 Jul 2001 08:23:44 Mart van de Wege wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Jul 2001 15:31:42 -0400
> Steve Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hello all,
> > I'm having an interesting problem - esound has up and quit on me for
> > some
> > reason. I'
On Fri, 27 Jul 2001 15:31:42 -0400
Steve Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
> I'm having an interesting problem - esound has up and quit on me for
> some
> reason. I'm running Debian testing, and it worked just fine (although
> occasionally it wouldn
Hello all,
I'm having an interesting problem - esound has up and quit on me for some
reason. I'm running Debian testing, and it worked just fine (although
occasionally it wouldn't disconnect from a user after logout) up until a
few weeks ago. I ran an apt-get upgrade, and esound
gt; > Lars Knudsen wrote:
> >
> > > Hi folks,
> > >
> > > the subject really says it all. I have alsa 0.9
> > > working nicely when using aplay, but so far have
> > > not succeded in making it work with esound.
> > >
> >
> > With my cr
alsa 0.9
> > > working nicely when using aplay, but so far have
> > > not succeded in making it work with esound.
> > >
> >
> > With my crappy integrated VIA686 esd works, but there is a disturbing
> > noise on
> > the left channel (if i
> the subject really says it all. I have alsa 0.9
> > working nicely when using aplay, but so far have
> > not succeded in making it work with esound.
> >
>
> With my crappy integrated VIA686 esd works, but there is a disturbing
> noise on
> the left channel (if i u
Lars Knudsen wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> the subject really says it all. I have alsa 0.9
> working nicely when using aplay, but so far have
> not succeded in making it work with esound.
>
With my crappy integrated VIA686 esd works, but there is a disturbing noise on
the left channel
Hi folks,
the subject really says it all. I have alsa 0.9
working nicely when using aplay, but so far have
not succeded in making it work with esound.
Anyone having better luck ?
Happy hacking,
\Gandalf
>>>>> "Bruno" == Bruno Boettcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bruno> hello! i am using latest unstable, and esd stopped working
Bruno> i get the error message : Unable to connect to UNIX socket
Bruno> /var/run/esound/socket
Either do:
chgrp audio /usr
hello!
i am using latest unstable, and esd stopped working
i get the error message :
Unable to connect to UNIX socket /var/run/esound/socket
its not in the bugtracking so should i post it, or is it a simple
conf error on my side?
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Anyone know if there is a deb of esoundd 0.2.4 or higher for potato? I
was surprised to see 0.2.22 (I believe it is) in unstable. Is there a
reason it's so far behind? According to the esound site, the latest
stable version is 0.2.8. Thanks.
Rob
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On Sat, 30 Dec 2000 13:48:36 -0800, Eric G. Miller wrote:
>Try running esd with the "-as " parameter. That'll free the audio
>device after "" seconds which should allow festival to play
>directly without esd mucking it up. You can do that in your
>~/.xsession. Alternatively, if you run gnome-se
On Sat, Dec 30, 2000 at 09:11:37PM +, Paul Clark wrote:
> I have tried using Festival to read a text document and it appears
> that the ESD Sound Daemon is sometimes processing two lots of speech
> at once making it incomprehensible.
>
> I am not familiar with ESD. The man page and /usr/share/
I have tried using Festival to read a text document and it appears
that the ESD Sound Daemon is sometimes processing two lots of speech
at once making it incomprehensible.
I am not familiar with ESD. The man page and /usr/share/docs are
non-existant.
I use the command "festival --tts text.txt" an
Esound appears to be broken on systems running later 2.4.0 kernels.
Same thing happens on my SB128Pci. Unfortunatly since It's more or
less unmaintained my solution is gonna have to be buy a SB Live if
you want multiplexing.
Greg
* Jan Pfeifer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> hi,
&g
hi,
sorry if this question is out of topic, but maybe this is a
configuration problem and someone may help me ... :)
I have an old SB16, which works great when used by OSS driver.
When I try to use eSound for multiplexing, it sounds
broken, as if it were playing a scratched old LP. Even if only
When playing sound through eSound, I get a lot of stuttering and pauses; at
times I see the whole system pause, and most Gnome sound events happen up to
several seconds late, sometimes with static.
Playing sound through OSS (per xmms' output device selection) causes no
problem at all - s
Xmms Esound output plugin I just get an error message. If I use the
OSS output it works fine, but then I can only play one sample at a time.
Is there a any way for alsa to mix the samples together? How do i
configure Esd to work with alsa?
Please CC any replies to me.
TIA / Alexander
On Sat, Jun 24, 2000 at 06:40:06PM +1200, C. Falconer wrote:
> Weird... is the only word for it.
-clip-
I agree. :P
-clip-
> With the sound card in use... try pinging another machine on the network,
>then traceroute to it, etc
>
> I half-suspect theres an IRQ conflict.
-clip-
Mine is the only
AM
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject:dhcpcd and esound
I'm not entirely sure if this is the best forum to ask this question, but I
figured I'd try here first before bringing up what may not be a bug to the
respective developers.
When I run esd, and pump an lot of dat
n the DHCP client daemon
(dhcpcd), the daemon sits there doing nothing (I'm monitoring my network
traffic using wmifs, and no LEDs are flashing), till I stop sending data to
esound. Once I press the pause button on XMMS, dhcpcd immediately starts
intefacing with my ethernet card.
Apparently dh
On Mon, Jun 12, 2000 at 11:46:08AM -0400, Thomas Hood wrote:
>
> GNOME plays sounds through esd. If esd is not running,
> and sound is enabled in GNOME, and an app issues a sound, then
> GNOME pauses or hangs up. So one wants esd to be running.
i don't use gnome, but i e
SoundBlaster. Is anyone interested in my
Ensoniq sound card (which doesn't work with esound, but, well, it's
still useful...) :-)
> Thomas Hood
J.
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> Oh, well... I can play mp3s here. What are you using to play them? In
> xmms, try chosing the OSS driver instead of esound.
>
> The only thing that's not working here is esound.
> BTW, I'm running woody.
GNOME plays sounds through esd. If esd is not running,
and sound
eezes while I play
> mp3s.
> I still didn't found any solution
Use the esound output plugin on your player.
Thomas
On Sun, Jun 11, 2000 at 01:01:48PM +0200, Dietmar wrote:
>
> I'm using xmms and it doesn't change anything whether I choose the
> OSS-driver or esound. In fact I figured out that gnome is not
> responsible for it in a special way, because similar things happen
> when I
1) Whenever I
> > use gnome
> > or sawfish with sound-support everything on my X-server freezes while I
> > play mp3s.
> > I still didn't found any solution
>
> Oh, well... I can play mp3s here. What are you using to play them? In
> xmms, try chosing the OS
d-support everything on my X-server freezes while I play
> mp3s.
> I still didn't found any solution
Oh, well... I can play mp3s here. What are you using to play them? In
xmms, try chosing the OSS driver instead of esound.
The only thing that's not working here is esound.
Jeronimo Pellegrini wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Did anyone have problems with esound in woody?
>
> I just installed a Creative Ensoniq PCI sound card, and it works well,
> except that when I try to use esound. It plays one second, and then
> repeats that over and over (until I kill
Hi.
Did anyone have problems with esound in woody?
I just installed a Creative Ensoniq PCI sound card, and it works well,
except that when I try to use esound. It plays one second, and then
repeats that over and over (until I kill esd)... I saw no bug filed
against esound, and nothing in the
I just found the problem. There was some script in init.d which
was using /dev/dsp... It was probably not during the upgrade, but when
I tried to install some other stuff (not .deb)...
J.
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rt enlightenment, it complains about not being ble to
communicate with esound... Also, I can't use the sound device (it's
lwys busy).
I do not have the package "esound" installed, but I *do* have
"esound-alsa", version 0.2.18-2 (I just checked)
What could have happened?
I
Howdy all, and sorry for the cross post.
I have a Compaq Armada 7800 Laptop which according to the Compaq
Documentation runs a ESS1879 chipset(documentation below). I have
installed Alsa and Esound and alsaconf detects it as a Ess1688, I ok
this and it doesnt work, I then modify /etc/modutils
> Btw. How stable is RealPlayer7 on your systems? On mine it tends to crash once
> in while and the video streaming is very slow. Usually i miss 90% of the
> frames...
i have the same problem, that it does not work with esd, BTW i didn't even
notice that there was a debian installer for that softwa
On Thu, 30 Mar 2000, Sven Esbjerg wrote:
> H... I couldn't help reading your discussion. I recently installed
> RealPLayer7 but not using the Debian installer. I have no problem at all with
> esd. I have mp3, system sounds and realplay running at the same time. It's not
> nice with mixed sou
Sven Esbjerg wrote:
> H... I couldn't help reading your discussion. I recently installed
> RealPLayer7 but not using the Debian installer. I have no problem at all with
> esd. I have mp3, system sounds and realplay running at the same time. It's not
> nice with mixed sounds but it works quite a
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