Well, I lost the sound again. I tried closing various programs that were
open, Firefox, Flock, Sunbird, Azureus, Thunderbird, but none of them
made any difference. I even closed pulseaudio via the System Monitor.
When trying to restart pulseaudio I get the following:
$ pulseaudio
W: pid.c:
2009/1/7 Sean Miller s...@seanmiller.net
I suspect Firefox may be your issue.
I sometimes find that if I've done anything involving sound in Firefox
then no other applications will get access to the sound.
Sean
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I suspect Firefox may be your issue.
I sometimes find that if I've done anything involving sound in Firefox
then no other applications will get access to the sound.
Sean
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David King wrote:
I keep losing the sound on my Ubuntu 8.04.1 (64-bit) installation. I can
play video and audio files okay, but then a bit later I cannot get any
sound at all. The only clue is that if I try to open a video file in
Xine, it says that the audio is device is unavailable as
I'd just like to me too on this. I'm running a Dell Inspiron 1420 that
came with Ubuntu and I'm running 32bit 8.10 now.
Things seem better but still flaky. I should get to the bottom of it
one day really.
I have a desktop that runs Mythbuntu 8.10 and that doens't seem to
have much in the way of
Can somebody post instructions on setting up Alsa, as I suspect the
sound problems are the reason for memory leaks I'm getting in Pidgin
and Firefox.
Is it just a case of installing it from apt-get or are there other
things we have to do?
Thanks,
Sean
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Bruce Durling wrote:
I'd just like to me too on this. I'm running a Dell Inspiron 1420 that
came with Ubuntu and I'm running 32bit 8.10 now.
Things seem better but still flaky. I should get to the bottom of it
one day really.
I have a desktop that runs Mythbuntu 8.10 and that doens't seem
Not sure if this will help, but flash player uses alsa by default, but
if you install flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound it will try and output
thought esound or oss, which might help but you would have to try, it
falls back to also if it fails anyway.
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On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 12:00 PM, Oliver Marks
oliver.ma...@homedics.co.uk wrote:
Not sure if this will help, but flash player uses alsa by default, but
if you install flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound it will try and output
thought esound or oss, which might help but you would have to try, it
In message of 7 Jan, Sean Miller s...@seanmiller.net wrote:
I suspect Firefox may be your issue.
I sometimes find that if I've done anything involving sound in Firefox
then no other applications will get access to the sound.
My 8,10 Ubuntu tells me, after login, that 'Sound will be
You may well be right. I downloaded Flashplayer 10, however, it was not
properly installed because version 9 was still installed via Synaptic,
so I uninstalled 9 and then Firefox was using 10.0.21.
So far the sound is okay.
David
Chris Coulson wrote:
2009/1/7 Sean Miller s...@seanmiller.net
I keep losing the sound on my Ubuntu 8.04.1 (64-bit) installation. I can
play video and audio files okay, but then a bit later I cannot get any
sound at all. The only clue is that if I try to open a video file in
Xine, it says that the audio is device is unavailable as another program
is
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