* RE: music in X
@ 1999-03-22 6:18 llornkcor
1999-03-22 12:32 ` Karl B Werf
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From: llornkcor @ 1999-03-22 6:18 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: linux-sound
Which kernel are you using? The 2.2 series kernel fixes a bug that some sound apps use. Real player
and I think x11 amp. Read the 'changes' file in /usr/src/linux for more details.
< I have this problem with playing sound in X. Their seem to be some app
> that uses the sound device(Read as: if I try start e.g. x11amp it works
> fine until I press play, I can play music cd:s though). How can I find
> out which one and kill it?
>
> //thanks on beforehand
> //Karl B Werf
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* music in X
1999-03-22 6:18 music in X llornkcor
@ 1999-03-22 12:32 ` Karl B Werf
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From: Karl B Werf @ 1999-03-22 12:32 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: linux-sound
I have this problem with playing sound in X. Their seem to be some app
that uses the sound device(Read as: if I try start e.g. x11amp it works
fine until I press play, I can play music cd:s though). How can I find
out which one and kill it?
//thanks on beforehand
//Karl B Werf
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