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loss of audio in fedora - anyweb - 2004-02-02
if you experience a sudden unexplainable loss of audio in fedora check GAIM,
it's taken me quite a while to figure out, but GAIM seems to be grabbing the audio /dev/dsp and keeping it to itself so you can't play mp3's in xmms or listen/watch a music video,
to fix, i checked my GAIM preferences and change the audio output from ESD to a simple console beep,
since i've done this, my audio has never disappeared yet (fingers crossed) and prior to doing this it would go awol on a very frequent and rather annoying frequency
see attached
cheers
anyweb
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loss of audio in fedora - seetendra - 2004-06-24
i have a intel 845gbv board.It has the standard ac97chip instlled in it.Is this supported by linux.
where can i find the hardware list for the compatable hardware for linux?
loss of audio in fedora - beej - 2005-01-10
Mmk, here's what worked for me in FC2 (Tettnang) to get XMMS and Gaim Sounds to play nice.
Firstly, I use GNOME, so (currently) that's all the help I can provide for all. Sorry!
Ok, first enable your sound server by going to Main Menu>Preferences>Sound.
Check "Enable Sound Server Startup" and "Sounds for Events"
Now, in Gaim, press Ctrl+P for preferences and click "Sound" on the side.
Make the sound method "ESD."
Click "Close."
Next, open XMMS.
Open the Preferences.
In "Output Plugin" select "Esound Output."
Click "Apply."
You should be good to go!
Email/PM me with any questions.