Ubuntu 14.04/Trusty was the last version to include the gnome-media
package, and it has reached End of Life (EoL) for standard support. The
gnome-media package is also not included in the Extended Security
Maintenance plan:
I have re-compiled the relevant GNOME packages for users who can't or
don't want to run PulseAudio.
https://launchpad.net/~dtl131/+archive/ppa
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Impossible to launch gnome-volume-control application in Ubuntu Karmic
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same problem here, i deleted pulseaudio cause it only works for one of 6
users : / It is only possible for 1 user to use audio...
Now gnome-volume-controll will not start, same error like Jackphone
posted above.
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I rebuild a package gnome-media-2.28.1 from source. The configuration
was done by:
./configure --disable-pulseaudio --enable-gstmix --enable-gstprops
--enable-grecord --disable-scrollkeeper
Then I used fakeroot make with checkinstall to compile it.
I can now run gnome-volume-control with oss
I had to remove pulseaudio because it's been very unstable and started giving
me kernel dumps on Karmic. Therefore I had to remove it and got a similar
problem.
Not only I do not see the volume applet. Quite a few applets like
pidgin,tomboy, stardict, ekiga, linphone, nm are all gone on GNOME
$ gnome-volume-control --debug
** (gnome-volume-control:3348): DEBUG: Enabling debugging
** (gnome-volume-control:3348): WARNING **: Connection failed,
reconnecting...
** (gnome-volume-control:3348): WARNING **: Connection failed,
reconnecting...
** (gnome-volume-control:3348): WARNING **:
the new comment errors are due to pulseaudio not running
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I am having the same issue on my Asus eeepc-900A. Removing Pulseaudio
doesn't fix the issue.
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** Attachment added: This is a screenshot with displayed error message.
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32769358/gnome-volume-control.png
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Please don't run gnome-volume-manager. It's functionality is deprecated
by gvfs, completely unmaintained, and likely to cause more problems than
it solves. gnome-volume-manager is going to be removed from the archive
soon.
** Changed in: gnome-volume-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Won't
You actually assigned this to the wrong package. Your screenshot shows
gnome-volume-control, which is a completely unrelated piece of software.
Please post the output of gnome-volume-control --debug
Thanks
** Package changed: gnome-volume-manager (Ubuntu) = gnome-media
(Ubuntu)
** Changed in:
Have you uninstalled Pulseaudio?
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Yes, because pulseaudio full blocked with Orca Screen Reader.
But if I remember correct, pulseaudio is default disabled since Jaunty
when accessible profile is selected during installation.
Now I installed again with pulseaudio. After logged out and login back
again, pulseaudio full blocked with
Hi, I can confirm the same problem in my machine.
I run gnome-volume-control from the system/preferences/sound menu.
Pulseaudio seems to be installed and the result of the command service
pulseaudio status is:
* PulseAudio configured for per-user sessions
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Jose, please wait, I now downloading current daily live cd. I look what
happen when I booting the live cd and choosing accessibility profile.
Attila
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Chris and Jose, I downloaded latest Karmic daily live cd, and try
booting with following steps:
1. I choose default language, and press enter key.
2. I press f5 key, and choose screen reader option with 3 down arrow
key. After this I press enter key.
3. Press enter key again, the system begin
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