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cuciferus

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Tuesday, April 19th 2005, 8:23am

sound issue

how can I make the sound card availble to all processes in the same time. because if i play a movie i got no sound on my mesanger and i can't start mplayer if i have xmms running (not even plaing!) and after i closed the movie the messanger starts playng all the sounds it was suposed to during the movie. What to do? Witch button to press now for this to work??

judland

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Sunday, April 24th 2005, 3:21pm

Don't know much about this sort of thing. Could it be a duplex problem?

Have you looked through your settings in the Control Center -> Sound & Multimedia -> Sound System menu?

dkmweeks

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Saturday, June 11th 2005, 6:56pm

Simultaneous audio.

artsd provides multiple audio availability, because it acts as the audio device, and can mix all sorts of things in software, which it then feeds to the audio device.

Likely, your programs are using audio directly to another method, rather than through artsd.

I've run lots of audio, such as xmms and mplayer at the same time, with them both playing at the same time.

David Weeks
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seb

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Monday, June 13th 2005, 12:43am

Get yourself the latest ALSA libraries, DMIX is enabled and setup by default!

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Wednesday, June 15th 2005, 12:02pm

I use xmms with the arts output plugin. You should use the same sound subsystem that kde uses.