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Hey Recently updated to 10.1, and had sound for a day or two until Amarok crashed on me. Since then I've had no sound in any media player (Kaffiene, XMMS) ...
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    Amarok crash, totalled the sound

    Hey

    Recently updated to 10.1, and had sound for a day or two until Amarok crashed on me. Since then I've had no sound in any media player (Kaffiene, XMMS) or through Firefox.

    It's Amarok 1.3 on a Helix engine, output plugin: oss (It won't run alsa)

    I've checked the sound on KMix and Alsa Mixer and the connections to the speakers and found that I get b(arely audible) sound through headphones when playing a CD in KsCD. There were no problems in the logs.

    Bear in mind sound was working before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Starfelt
    Hey

    Recently updated to 10.1, and had sound for a day or two until Amarok crashed on me. Since then I've had no sound in any media player (Kaffiene, XMMS) or through Firefox.

    It's Amarok 1.3 on a Helix engine, output plugin: oss (It won't run alsa)

    I've checked the sound on KMix and Alsa Mixer and the connections to the speakers and found that I get b(arely audible) sound through headphones when playing a CD in KsCD. There were no problems in the logs.

    Bear in mind sound was working before.

    try removing or renaming the home/youname/.kde/share/apps/xene-config

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    Neither of those worked.

    Any other ideas?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Starfelt
    Neither of those worked.

    Any other ideas?
    Try creating a new user and see if the sound works for it.

    I have a smi recuring sound problem that I can only solve by creating a new user and moving all my important stuff from the old.

    You also may want to run in the console

    ps -A | grep kdesktop

    to see if there are multiple instances running.

    This is the actually problem I found. jsut don't know why or how to fix it other then moving to a new user ID

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    Quote Originally Posted by gogalthorp
    This is the actually problem I found. jsut don't know why or how to fix it other then moving to a new user ID
    That is bothersome. It doesn't work on any pre-existing users, so I guess I'll have to try a new one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Starfelt
    That is bothersome. It doesn't work on any pre-existing users, so I guess I'll have to try a new one.

    If it does not work on other pre-existing users (root too??) then something in the sound chain is foobar.


    Does the sound card work ie if you go to Yast-hardware-sound does it play the little test music??

    Try going to a full console ctrl-alt-f1 log in as root and run

    alsaconf

    get any sound??

    And yes this sound stuff is a real pain. I've wasted days on it. It is a shame though becuase other then the sound problems Suse has been rock solid.

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