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Gracias Juan Pablo, that worked like magic....
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Gracias Juan Pablo, that worked like magic.
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Resolved
Turns out the problem I was having happened in IceWM. In either Gnome or KDE, sound was there with flashplayer 7, albeit a second or two after the action and often disjointed and halting.
With Flashplayer 9 though, all these problems have been resolved. Sound works perfectly with flashplayer 9 in Firefox and is synced with action in Gnome, KDE and IceWM.
Last edited by Dapper Dan; 10-23-2006 at 03:45 AM.
- 10-28-2006 #43Just Joined!
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My solution (slack 10.2)
This got it working:
cd /dev
./MAKEDEV audio
vi /etc/group
audio::17:my_user_account,and_my_other_user_accoun t,tertiary_account_too...
log out of X, and back in... and *poof* Strongbad can talk.
(If that doesn't make sense... get Mepis or something that will work out of the box.)
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Awesome!
Sweet! Thanks so much kc9asi! I was lucky this forum came up first in google; don't know how long I would've spent going over lousy solutions otherwise!
Originally Posted by kc9asi 
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