I think I've hit basically the same problem Oleksij is reporting (blank
eDP) when using the ASUS UX31E with an external HDMI monitor and leaving
it plugged in while booting
(https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=844985).
Aside from the fact Oleksij uses VGA and I use HDMI, it otherwise
I suspect this bug (or one very like it) is what just bit me on the
upgrade from Kubuntu 10.10 64-bit to 11.04. It may not be exactly the
same though, since in my case the upgrade didn't get confused by
multiple valid installs - it just plain picked the wrong drive.
Post-install, the reboot
After booting into the system manually from the GRUB prompt, setting
GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=true in /etc/defaults/grub and rerunning
update-grub was enough to get the system booting again on its own.
It turned out the root partition OS prober was choosing wasn't an old
one at all, but the /usr
Ah, I didn't even notice that - you're right, it is almost certainly the
incorrect profile name that is causing the problem (I was passing in --
medium instead of Medium). Interesting that it worked at *all* in
that case (even the semi-automated approach).
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Those are the commands I was trying that didn't work though -
soundkonverter would instead quit almost immediately without actually
doing anything. That's why I reverted to the semi-automated approach of
clicking manually through the GUI buttons - if I didn't, the conversion
never even started (I
The actual command was doing the right thing, so the other arguments
were definitely ok (and *thank you* for the tool - even the semi-
automated setup I was able to get working was orders of magnitude better
than manually finding and selecting the new files that needed
converting).
I didn't
Ah, true, I didn't explain that very well.
The way I manage my music is to keep the master copies as FLAC audio (so
I should never need to rip the CDs again, even as the popular lossy
formats change), and then transcode to the lossy format du jour for use
on my current mobile device (at present,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: soundkonverter
I am attempting to invoke soundkonverter from a Python script, but am
not having any luck with the command line options for running without
someone sitting at the computer to operate the GUI.
If I specify just --autostart, the program
I'd like to add my support for this issue. Trying to do unicode testing
for Python 3 core development on Kubuntu is currently very annoying
because it is so inconvenient to enter arbitrary unicode characters.
Canonical are fond of saying that Kubuntu is just as valued as Ubuntu,
it would be nice
I just ran across a similar problem (in Kubuntu 9.10 in my case, where I
can't find a graphical hardware manager *at all*) and found a handy
forum post regarding the sudo lshw -html hwdetails.html workaround
(http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3102377.0).
However, it would be nice
I had the same problem as described by Bipolar above: the PCM volume in
alsamixer was shown as set to zero. Turned it up and I had flash audio
in Firefox.
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karmic: No sound from flash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/396558
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Can confirm this is broken again in Hardy
The previous workaround(explicitly installing gstreamer0.10-plugins-
base) still fixes the problem.
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[SoundConverter] required gstreamer element 'decodebin' not found.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154617
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Same problem here as in the original bug report - DVD playback in Kaffeine is
very jerky, but VLC plays fine.
Up-to-date Kubuntu 8.04 installation (KDE 3.5), default desktop display
settings.
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dvd video is slow and jerky
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/180636
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The multimedia hotkey does appear to be respecting the mail setting (it
opens Thunderbird for me), but it opens a new mail window instead of the
normal mail reading window, just like the original problem reported for
KMail.
I'm now using F4 to launch it instead, but given that the same
keyboard's
This actually looks like a problem on the server end - with the sources
list changed to point to gutsy, sudo apt-get update runs into the
exact same problem.
And it only affects this package - if it was a problem with the server
getting hammered, I would expect it to happen on the other
The automatic upgrade broke for me as well, and I'm not about to restart
the machine without some assurance it is in a vaguely sane state :)
Running the following in a terminal window appears to resolve the issue:
sudo apt-get -f install
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
(As I recall, I had to do the
From an end-user POV, this definitely lands in the bug category (it just
bit me today when I finally migrated my main email RSS PC over to Edgy
from XP - blog links in Thunderbird's RSS reader insisted on opening in
Konqueror instead of in Firefox, even though I had already changed my
browser
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