I have xmms already - I installed everything except for the servers and the development environment.
I also have kmix but I managed to lose the menu and now it loads but I can't find it. Poor Kmix applet is lost in my black box ;-( Gmix said I don't have kernel support for sound - are the Mandrake folks paranoid about security leaks or do they just think that nobody uses their products on the desktop. Drakconf I checked on my own before, but it just had a blank grey screen when I clicked on sound. Ben [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Friday 31 May 2002 03:09 pm, you wrote: > You must have not installed any of them. Check your menus. You should have > a multimedia menu, under it, you should have a sound menu. > There are a lot of mp3 players out there (and rippers). try: > mpg123 > mpg321 > xmms > as far as mixers.... > aumix > kmix > gmix > rexima > > If your unsure about your sound... use DrakConf to see whats installed and > if it says its working... > > If you dont have any of those programs installed... used drakconf to > install them. > > Jamie > > > Sometime just before Friday 31 May 2002 01:36 pm Ben Huot Wrote > about:[EUG-LUG:2798] Re: mp3s > > : > Check your mixer settings. Your distro probably has aumix and/or > : > smixer, either program can be used to check and change your mixer > : > settings. > : > > : > If you get error messages about 'no such device' or something along > : > those lines when you run one of those, then your sound card isn't set > : > up properly. I don't think CD audio always goes through the soundcard, > : > or does it? > : > : I entered aumix and smixer at the X terminal (one at a time, of course > : :-) and I don't seem to have the programs. They must be laughing about > : this at Mandrake headquarters. Also I remember that I used Mandrake 5.2 > : and it had at least 5 KDE MP3 players - why aren't they included - people > : stopped developing them or did they consolidate efforts? > : > : Landscapes of the Mind > : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
