no sound when playing WMV files

[ZIYAD A. M. AL-BATLY]

On Sat, 2006-04-22 at 05:25 +0100, btnheazy03 wrote:
> Worked for me!
> 
> sudo nano ~/.xine/catalog.cache
(read the comments below.)

> 
> CTRL+W, search for "win32" then change priority
That should be ‘win32a’.  Both should work, but to have the fastest
environment it should be the ‘win32a’ only!.  (‘win32a’ is for Audio
codecs and ‘win32v’ is for Video codecs.  The first one to appear on the
file is the audio one, so, if you only changed the first one to appear
then you're okay.)

> 
> TY :D
> 
> 
> -- 
> btnheazy03
> 
Glad that it worked for you, but...

	DO NOT USE ‘sudo’ TO EDIT YOUR OWN FILES!!!
	NEVER EVER!!!

Please, stop doing that, you're hurting yourself (maybe not know, but it
*will* bite you later, trust me!).

Ziyad.