Hi Francesco, > root@Fonera:~# cat /proc/asound/card0/oss_mixer > VOLUME "" 0 > [cut lots more data]
Hmm, that's what I feared. IIRC, this output means we can't control the volume using the OSS api. It's a bit complicated, but the audio driver is from the ALSA system, which can have any number of volume controls. However, the ALSA system is very complex, so audiod (the music plugin) talks to the kernel using the OSS system. But the OSS system only has a fixed number of volume controls and that file you pasted shows which ALSA controls are mapped to which OSS controls. In your cases, none of the OSS controls have been assigned any real volume controls, so we can't control this. It seems that newer kernels are a bit better in mapping these volume controls (one of my USB sound cards has no controls mapped on the Fonera, but there is one mapped on my laptop with a newer kernel), so I might try to backport the relevant change from a newer kernel. Might not be so easy, though. > Or maybe the fact is 'andersom' (the only dutch word I know :) ): they > result with no play button if they are in a torrent/ subdir. > every mp3 is in a /Musica/ subdirectory seems to work fine. Ah! That seems to be it. > (sort of) EDIT: > While uploading the zip I tryed to move the dir with mp3 from torrent/ > to scambio/, and now they are playable! > Does it make sense? Yup, that helps. I have been able to reproduce the problem here by putting an mp3 inside the torrent dir. I'm not yet sure what causes the problem, apparently the torrent dir is somehow special, but I can probably find out. Thanks for your feedback, I'll keep you posted! Gr. Matthijs
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