[wplug] (no subject) - sound question
Jennifer Landefeld
jennsbl at jennsbl.com
Fri Jan 9 17:20:48 EST 2004
Thanks Jason.
Turns out I'll be bringing this beast to the install-fest after all
(for a variety of reasons) so maybe we can sort something out there.
Cheers,
Jenn
On Friday, January 9, 2004, at 04:50 PM, Jason Dunn wrote:
> If you're running KDE you might also find that artsd is running and
> that has caused me problems in the past. I've found that it only runs
> when using KDE and that it will allow some programs to produce sound
> and others not. I believe it was intended as a audio control program
> to allow multiple audio outputs to be produced at the same time,
> hoever I find it causes more problems than anything else.
>
> So just find the pid of artsd and kill it if it is running.
>
> Hopefully this helps.
>
>
> Jennifer Landefeld wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> On to a new round of questions. Pardon the true newbie nature of
>> these right now.
>>
>> I have a functional base install of rh9 on the X31 Thinkpad right
>> now, however, have not patched or updated yet as I have no net access
>> (waiting to be added to the DHCP here).
>>
>> When I have rh check for sound card it finds it and plays the nice
>> little guitar bit, asks if I've heard it -- yes, I have. But, when I
>> try out any of the preloaded games that indicate they have sound
>> (which I can leave on or turn off) -- nothing. Volume is turned all
>> the way up in volume control. Where do I look to see what is up with
>> this?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Jenn
>>
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