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[opensuse-factory] pulse audio loop & crash
- From: Christian Jäger <christian.jaeger@xxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 00:04:34 +0200
- Message-id: <1213221874.3808.4.camel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi there,
has anybody but me encountered this phenomenon? At one instance I opened
a video file in VLC just after stopping audio playback in Banshee, and
both apps froze, the last second of the audio clip looped indefinitely
and even after killing both applications the loop continued. At that
time I could only solve it by rebooting.
Lateron I worked with Kino (10.3 version, I have to admit) and could
reproduce it (involuntarily) by skipping back and forth in a raw DV
file. I then realized I only had to kill the pulseaudio server in order
to get out of the loop. Configuring Gstreamer to use ALSA instead of
pulseaudio solved that problem for me.
Greets,
Chris
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has anybody but me encountered this phenomenon? At one instance I opened
a video file in VLC just after stopping audio playback in Banshee, and
both apps froze, the last second of the audio clip looped indefinitely
and even after killing both applications the loop continued. At that
time I could only solve it by rebooting.
Lateron I worked with Kino (10.3 version, I have to admit) and could
reproduce it (involuntarily) by skipping back and forth in a raw DV
file. I then realized I only had to kill the pulseaudio server in order
to get out of the loop. Configuring Gstreamer to use ALSA instead of
pulseaudio solved that problem for me.
Greets,
Chris
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