I tried your suggestion and edited the "Fusion.ini" file. Having first copied the original Fusion.ini file to my desktop, I tried ALSADeviceName=pulse and saved the file. Run Kega Fusion (with no other programs), enabled the sound and it froze. Tried your other suggestion, that is ALSADeviceName=default and again, Kega Fusion froze. Reverted the original un-edited Fusion.ini file and Kega Fusion works fine with its default Fusion.ini settings, provided no other programs are running.
To clear any confusion from my previous comment... if you try changing "SoundDisabled=1" to "SoundDisabled=0", it reverts the edit back to "SoundDisabled=1", that's all I tried at the time of writing my previous comment - the Fusion.ini file with its default settings is fine. The only thing you have to do with Kega Fusion is click the "Options" menu and tick "Sleep While Waiting". All these problems I've been describing have one thing in common: some programs won't work with sound unless you close ALL other programs. I don't think all these different programs have the same bug. I believe there's a bug with running these affected programs with sound AT THE SAME TIME AS OTHER PROGRAMS THAT USE SOUND - even with those programs that work fine with sound. I don't know "who" writes the Linux sound systems or if you could contact them about this problem. It's a critical problem! -- Sound problems. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/512612 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
