måndag 29 mars 2010 00.34.08 skrev todd rme:
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 3:10 AM, Per Osbäck <per@osbeck.com> wrote:
tisdag 23 mars 2010 18.50.52 skrev Marc Benstein:
I'm using KKFD and pulseaudio has been missing from the sound system configuration since 4.4.0. Now, my intel (whatever) fails back to " device." on startup. I seem to be failing back to something because everything is working fine after that. I'm using the xine backend.
What happened to pulseaudio in the sound system configuration?
you could try packages from: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/perosb:/pulseaudio/openSU SE_Factory/
like the others explained phonon has native pulseaudio support if built with it.
there are also mandriva patches for kmix.
Pulseaudio is the only why I can get multiple applications to play sounds at the same time.
Recently I lost all phonon-based sound completely. The only sound device I have is one pulseaudio device. I tried installing phonon from:
does that mean you already had pulseaudio installed but you weren't using it? meaning maybe you didn't have sound through pulseaudio before either? if you're not using it, try either as root; echo "PHONON_PULSEAUDIO_DISABLE=1" >> /etc/environment and log out and back in. or zypper in patterns-openSUSE-kde4_pure i.e removing pulseaudio.
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/perosb:/pulseaudio/openSUSE _11.2_KDE4_Factory/
But it didn't help. Is there anything else I need to do? Do I need to join a specific group, should I or should I not have specific packages installed, do I need to configure anything? Sound works from non-phonon media sources like flash, but phonon-based media players like amarok, dragon player, kde notifications, and the system settings sound player do not have sound at all.
-Todd
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