On Thursday 11 September 2003 08:02 am, Rolf Pedersen wrote: > lorne wrote: > > On Thursday 11 September 2003 06:36 am, Rolf Pedersen wrote: > >>lorne wrote: > >> > >> > >>Yeah, that can be frustrating. Hmmm, looking at my sources, somehow, > >>although there is at least one 9.1 package, most of what I am seeing are > >>9.0 contrib/ packages. I don't know how that happened but, if you want, > >>I put the 9.0 version of wxGTK2.3_1-2.3.2-7mdk.i586.rpm, which installs > >>when I 'urpmi hackaudacity' on my, otherwise, 9.1 setup, here: > >>http://home.mindspring.com/~rolfpedersen/wxGTK2.3_1-2.3.2-7mdk.i586.rpm > >>Sorry for the confusion! If you 'rpm -ivh' with both packages in one > >>command and it installs, the executable is still audacity and starts by > >>typing 'audacity' at the prompt. > >>Rolf > > > > That is pretty cool. I downloaded the above and it installed with no > > complaints. I removed audacity and installed hackaudacity. > > > > On startup it says "audio I/O error". I kind of expected this. Same thing > > with the old audacity, if you go to preferences to select an audio device > > the list is empty. I am sorely tempted to try a mickeysoft trick. Reboot > > and see if it is some sort of glitch. :) > > Try what Jack suggested: start by typing 'soundwrapper audacity' > Another thing that impacts how sound apps access the sound server is the > timeout setting in kcontrol > Sound > Sound System. I always set that > to 1 sec so that "arts unaware" apps will not have to wait the default > 30 seconds to use the sound server.
Yup, that is it! I'm not happily editing files! :) Very happy now. Thanks for all of your help. I REALLY appreciate it.
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