Hello
Ed Sutherland (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> What are the steps I need to enable sound within KDE and play audio
> CDs?
Mostly the same you have to do to play CDs from the command line:
load the driver for your sound card
add yourself to the audio group
make sure you have permission to ac
What are the steps I need to enable sound within KDE and play audio CDs?
Thanks.
Ed
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On Monday 01 September 2003 02:00 pm, Andreas Janssen wrote:
> Are you in the audio group?
Now I am, and it works. I installed xmmsarts, and am very happy.
Thanks,
David Crane
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Hello
David Crane (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> I have the correct sound driver module loaded, and the "play"
> command works when I run it as root. But the KDE Sound Server is
> silent when I hit the "Test sound" button in the Control Center.
>
>
I have the correct sound driver module loaded, and the "play"
command works when I run it as root. But the KDE Sound Server is
silent when I hit the "Test sound" button in the Control Center.
The sound devices, such as /dev/dsp, are permissioned as follows:
crw-rw
--- Bruce Park <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Debian users,
>
> I'm using KDE3 and I had a few questions regarding the sound server
> aRts.
> I need to edit the system volume but when I go into sounds in the
> control
> system, I don't see anything that pertains to volume. It states
> som
On Wed, 4 Dec 2002, Bruce Park wrote:
> I'm using KDE3 and I had a few questions regarding the sound server aRts.
> I need to edit the system volume but when I go into sounds in the control
> system, I don't see anything that pertains to volume. It states something
> about using a sound server at
Hello Debian users,
I'm using KDE3 and I had a few questions regarding the sound server aRts.
I need to edit the system volume but when I go into sounds in the control
system, I don't see anything that pertains to volume. It states something
about using a sound server at start up and I'm think
Hi, all.
Trying to finish up the first of a new batch of workstations for some of
my users. Current issue is sound in KDE, wondering if anybody has seen
anything like this.
When a user logs in under KDE, they get a message saying that the sound
server has exceeded maximum CPU usage and will be s
On Monday 06 May 2002 9:24 am, DSC Siltec wrote:
> I have Woody KDE. When I start up KDE, I get a the following poem,
>
> Informational\ Sound server informational message:\Error while
> initializing sound driver:\ device/dev/dsp can't be opened (No such
> device)\ The sound server will continue,
I have Woody KDE. When I start up KDE, I get a the following poem,
Informational\ Sound server informational message:\Error while
initializing sound driver:\ device/dev/dsp can't be opened (No such
device)\ The sound server will continue, using the null output device.
Which, for free verse poe
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You must use alsa. Install alsa-source and follow the directions in
/usr/doc/alsa-source/*
- --Warren
On Saturday 03 February 2001 17:34, Dale Morris wrote:
> KDE doesn't initialize it's sound module when I start it up. I have sound
> configured i
KDE doesn't initialize it's sound module when I start it up. I have sound
configured in the kernel (2.4.0) using the Ensonic 1371 sound card settings.
When I check the 'info' KDE isn't recognizing any sound card.
I am able to get sound by executing gmixer. Anyone have any suggestions?
thanks
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