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Hi, i am wondering how on linux you flush the soundcard buffer, as when i for example view a looping animation, the sound continues playing even after closing the app. ...
- 10-07-2005 #1Just Joined!
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looping sound on websites
Hi, i am wondering how on linux you flush the soundcard buffer, as when i for example view a looping animation, the sound continues playing even after closing the app. any help would be appreciated.
- 10-07-2005 #2Linux Engineer
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Which app is this?
- 10-07-2005 #3
I've sometimes had the issue when, even after closing Firefox, there is an instance of mplayer up (presumably to play my Internet sounds).
Check to see if any sort of audio player is running.DISTRO=Arch
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- 10-07-2005 #4Linux Engineer
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In that case, try opening a terminal and typing "killall mplayer"
Originally Posted by Cabhan
- 10-08-2005 #5Linux Engineer
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Audio and animations on the WWW are not cool. Don't use them. They're annoying.
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i've had that problem...i just opened a song (it was an mp3 btw) and the looping noise stopped.
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ditto
Originally Posted by a thing
I've seen it before, and when you try to focus on reading smoething on the page... so long.
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hmm, something similar happened to me. I was listening to a cd, killed the app and the sound still played. Just kill the media player your using.
- 10-08-2005 #9Linux Engineer
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And while were talking, if you have a X app which won't stop when you "kill" it (happens some rare times), use "xkill", and press the left mouse button inside the window. Took me several months to find out.


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