On Wed, Jan 14, 2004 at 10:31:10PM +0100, Frank Barknecht wrote:
> Hallo,
> Greg Kedrovsky hat gesagt: // Greg Kedrovsky wrote:
>
> > Then I was told to change "alsa" to "oss", thus in oglerc:
> > <audio>
> > <device>
> > <driver>oss</driver>
> > <path>/dev/dsp</path>
> > <alsa>
> > <name>default</name>
> > </alsa>
> > </device>
>
> I don't run Ogle, but I guess, that <alsa></alsa> is probably not good
> to have in there if you want to try Ogle's oss mode.
Well, that kept Ogle from crashing! That's a step in the right
direction. Now the config looks like this in oglerc:
<audio>
<device>
<driver>oss</driver>
<path>/dev/dsp</path>
</device>
<speakers>
<channel_config>
<chtype>Left</chtype>
<chtype>Right</chtype>
</channel_config>
</speakers>
Problem: no sound. When I open gnome-alsamixer and run the PCM or Master
slide up and down, and get clicks and pops. But, no sound from the
movie. Any ideas? Or, maybe I should post this on Ogle again...
-Greg
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