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in order for me to use a media player like mplayer or gxine,
i must disable system sounds in desktop>preferences>sounds. (and vice versa)
they will not both work at the ...
- 01-24-2008 #1Just Joined!
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work at same time - SOLVED
in order for me to use a media player like mplayer or gxine,
i must disable system sounds in desktop>preferences>sounds. (and vice versa)
they will not both work at the same time. anybody know how to fix this?
- 01-24-2008 #2Blackfooted Penguin
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You probably need to configure your applications to use Alsa output because this enables input/output from multiple sources.
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which applications and how do i do it?
- 01-24-2008 #4Blackfooted Penguin
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Your multimedia applications as well as your desktop environment if you are using KDE or GNOME. What environment are you using?
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gnome desktop
- 01-24-2008 #6Blackfooted Penguin
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I've done a bit of research on this and the results from google say that you should install a package called libesd-alsa0 in order to resolve your problem.
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thank you daark.child....that was it!...
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