Re: KMix, PCM & amaroK ... volume sets itself to zero
- From: graham <graham.marsden1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 08:09:00 GMT
On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 17:09:52 +0100, Alan Searle wrote:
Jim Adamthwaite wrote:
I tried switching to Xine but that was also problematic and the playlist
seemed to skip through every entry without playing.
Google for:
The Jem Report - Hacking Open SUSE
It is concise.
Jim Adamthwaite.
Hi Jim,
Yes, I found this thread but it was a very long one and seemed to cover
mostly playing DVDs (I think). I couldn't find anything about this
problem of KMix setting PCM to zero.
I have googled the problem and several others seem to have had this
problem but I couldn't find a fix.
If you have any other tips or can point me towards a particular section
of the thread, then this would be very useful.
Regards,
Alan Searle.
Your right, this problem has appeared many times so a search on google
groups alt.os.linux.suse: with the right combination of words should turn
up the fix.
I'm pretty sure the answer is to remove kmix and to use
alsamixer.
.
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