@ Gabriel Genois,
where is the 'smooth effect' that you tell me to de-activate? Do you mean
under Preferences-Playback-Crossfade? That's the only place that looks like
what you are calling 'smooth effect' and I disabled it but still the problem is
there.
Thanks in advance
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Gabriel, I will try what you suggested. By the way, I have been using Ubuntu
Studio 11.10 and ever since this problem started, I switched to Banshee in
order to listen to music. In prior Ubuntu Studio releases (11.04 and older) I
didn't have this problem.
I already tried the update option
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Status: Invalid = New
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[Solved 50%] Rhythmbox crash (no sound, but the interface contunue to
I had to declare this bug as New again because originally it was declared
Solved by Gabriel Genois who is the person responsible for reporting it in
2009, but it was in fact never solved. The symptoms described are the same
ones that are happening when I use Rhythmbox. After I begin using it,
Public bug reported:
Rhythm Box will play a song or two, or three, then it will pause and when I try
to get it to play again, it will crash. Prior to today, it never did that.
There were about 75 updates available today on the Ubuntu Update Manager and I
updated almost all, except for two
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Rhythm box plays a song or two, then pauses, then crashes.
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I would like to thank everyone for contributing to my bug report. As I
originally stated, apparently I am not the only one to be suffering from the
Natty update. Everything was fine with my system until the recent update and
now I am glad I never gave up on Windows by keeping it in my
Well, I am definitely glad I decided to report this bug as it seems very
evident that I was not the only one affected by it. I am very grateful for all
your support in trying to help me fix my problem.
The Ubuntu community is definitely one of the main reasons why I decided to
migrate to
Public bug reported:
I had been using Ubuntu 10.10 ever since its release without any
problems but when I updated to 11.04 even though apparently everything
went well, I always get a black screen and cannot boot into Ubuntu
anymore. I have looked for support in launchpad as well as the ubuntu
Hello,
I've changed the status of this bug to Fix Released because whatever the
problem was, it is no longer happening with the new version being used with
Ubuntu 12.04. I've now gone back to using Rhythmbox instead of Banshee because
the problem I was having has gone away. Whatever it was,
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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Ubuntu 11.04 blank screen on boot
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I have changed the status of this bug because I am now using the computer which
originally was giving me problems and it is now working fine. I upgraded to
Xubuntu 12.04 and everything works perfectly out of the box. I upgraded with a
Live CD from Ubuntu 10.10 to Xubuntu 12.04 and had no
Special thanks to Christopher M. Penalver for suggesting that I try the
most recent development release.
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Christopher M. Penalver, I don't know if the bug I reported is still valid as I
no longer use the computer which had the problem. I upgraded to a newer
computer, which is actually what I'm using right now with the Oneric Ocelot
release and I have no problems whatsoever. I will try my best to
I am affected by this bug. I first noticed during Oneiric Ocelot, but it
happened again today and I am using Ubuntu 12.04.
I've had to switch to a CLI terminal by using Ctrl+Alt+F1 so I could reboot
because that was the only way I figured I could do it.
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With a btrfs install, I started getting the grub screen with the error
message:
'sparse file not allowed.
press any key to continue'
I tried the temporary fix by Colin on comment #10 which temporarily
fixed the problem. After a few successfull boots without any error
messages, I then began to
Thanks Adam
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Rhythmbox Party Mode can't be exited in Unity
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There is NO CRASH at all in my system, except for this annoying crash report
EVERY time that I boot into Ubuntu 14.04
After a few months, I finally decided to look into it because it's getting to
be pretty annoying, I thought it would have been fixed by now.
I will try the:
sudo chmod..
It
Same issue as Bhanu here (comment #21).
I have a msi gf63 8RD.
Only Intel HD graphics work.
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Ubuntu-18.04 Installation/Upgrade
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