Did you try xine / mplayer ? On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 1:47 AM, Manish Chakravarty <manishchaks at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey Sham, > >> There are some new issues i am running into this time :-) >> It was with the trusted Rhythmbox music player. >> I was transferring some songs from my comp to my phone(Moto Ming) and all >> of a sudden the player hung! >> I was until then using KDE 3.5.8 .. >> Just to see if it was some sort of error with KDE i logged into Gnome(with >> my ming still connected) yet the same result. > > > The crude fix is to delete your .gnome* and .gconf* dirs and starting over. > You will lose all your customizations. > > So keep this as the second-last fix ( the last one being formatting :) , > yeah we are talking real drastic measures here) > > >> >> >> This time however upon clicking the start menu, there seemed to be no >> activity for a while and this pops up >> >> Unable to load "OAFIID:GNOME_Window list applet". > > I've faced this error as well. I used the fix I mentioned before. > >> >> But a bit of pondering later i found out that strangely my phone was >> causing this problem. >> Upon un-mounting the issue with KDE disappears ,but in Gnome i still get >> the same error > > It's mostly Gnome-VFS I think (not too sure ) > > >> >> I would like to know what is happening? >> Also there are a host of thing that are not working on my system. >> 1.xmms( the recent addition) >> 2.Amarok(the eternal issue) >> 3.Real media player . >> 4. Songbird (insists that it cannot play songs,the very recent addition) > > is your gstreamer stuff borked? > >> >> How do i check if there what is going wrong,for until now with my phone >> connected there were no issues! <http://blogs.sun.com/sham> >> >> PS:I dont listen to bad music, its all Jazz and reggae. My box should >> infact like these. :) > > Ah! This is the real reason. Listen to Eagles, Scorpions and Dire Straits ( > May be Pink Floyd ). Your system will love those! > lol. Yes manish is right ;-) -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/ug-bosug/attachments/20080624/dc43d502/attachment.html>
