long ago I wrote:
"The first problem involves only KDE apps. I can get sound in KDE,
because I can get sounds from user actions such as maximizing windows,
clicking on things, etc. However, I cannot play MP3s. Whenever I try
to play an MP3 using a KDE application in KDE, I get a SIGABRT crash,
wit
> My other problem extends to both KDE and GNOME: my master volume
> slider has no effect on my volume. If I open the mixer and adjust the
> individual components, that works fine. But the master volume has no
> effect whatsoever.
I have found a solution to this problem:
http://www.uwsg.iu.edu/h
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En/La Omari Norman ha escrit, a 04/06/05 14:57:
| Hi Jonathan,
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| Currently I am using alsa. It works well for me in GNOME. However,
| whether I use alsa or OSS makes no difference in KDE; MP3s don't work
| either way.
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| In Sound System -> Hardware
Hi Jonathan,
Currently I am using alsa. It works well for me in GNOME. However,
whether I use alsa or OSS makes no difference in KDE; MP3s don't work
either way.
In Sound System -> Hardware, these settings make no difference for
MP3s. I set it up to Advanced Linux Sound Architecture, and any KDE
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En/La Omari Norman ha escrit, a 04/06/05 05:17:
| I have been having two problems getting sound to work on my system.
|
| The first problem involves only KDE apps. I can get sound in KDE,
| because I can get sounds from user actions such as maximizing
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