No Gaim Sounds with Rhythmbox playing.
Nano
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Thu Dec 16 09:58:45 UTC 2004
adx Wrote:
> Most sound cards do not support hardware mixing so they don't support
> multiple opens of/dev/dsp.
>
> If you run esd then you can get it all to work. Here's how:
>
> 1. Be sure esd is set to startup with Gnome.
>
> Open Preferences->Sound Preferences. Be sure "Enable sound server
> startup" is checked.
>
> If it wasn't checked, check and logout then back in.
>
>
> 2. Setup gstreamer for esd. This is what totem and rhythmbox use.
>
> Open Preferences->Multimedia System Selector. For "Default Sink"
> select "ESD - Enlightenment Sound Daemon".
>
>
> 3. If you use XMMS, make it use the esd output plugin.
>
> Open XMMS. Ctrl-P to open the Prferences dialog. In the "Output
> Plugin" select "eSound Output Plugin".
>
>
> 4. Make gaim use esd. For some reason the auto setting doesn't work in
> gaim.
>
> In gaim, Tools->Preferences to open the Preferences dialog. Select
> Sounds. Select "ESD" in "Sound Method" drop down.
>
> That's all I got for now. There's a way to make mplayer used esd, but
> I don't use mplayer. Also, firefox is suppose to use esddsp to make it
> esd aware, but it doesn't seem to work for me.
Clear and useful reply.
Well done, Adx!
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Nano
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