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it is possibly trying to access the other device - make sure you have the correct device set in the configuration. What happens when you visit the audiocd:/ location in konqueror? Can you view the contents of the cd? Read write permissions messed up? Are you part of the optical group?
You'd be able to play AAC with 1.3.x if the engine has support for it - the only limitation is collection management isn't possible. The easiest way is to use xine, and with faac and faad packages installed.
i'm not sure if personal messages are available in a stable release yet - you will have to download the SVN development version. If you get this, then you can view messages by looking at the contact tooltip or by setting contact list mode to detailed. You can set your personal message by selecting Online with an away message. away message is the equivalent to personal message in kopete.
have your network settings changed? if they have, you need to open port 1863. Failing this, try set HTTP connection in the msn options.
seems like your KDE print settings are screwed. Have a look for the print manager
make sure dma is enabled for your cdrom drive. To check: (substitute your device) $> hdparm -d /dev/cdroms/cdrom0 /dev/cdroms/cdrom0: using_dma = 1 (on) To set dma on, put a 1 after the -d flag, so: $> hdparm -d 1 /dev.... hth, Seb
no probs. you'll also be glad to know that the upcoming 1.3.4 release (hopefully sunday) contains fixes to these problems.
No, it should work out of the box. Make sure you have the right version of libmusicbrainz and libtunepimp installed.
Audacity doesn't use the lame executable, but rather the library file, libmp3lame.so. From console, type `which lame`, to see if it is in your path. If no results are shown, locate the file, and add the directory to your path. Failing that, maybe you don't have the actual executable installed
Try using 'aumixer' instead of 'amixer'
FYI: akode is known to be very unstable and buggy at times. That said, so is aRts... KDE really has to get its multimedia backend sorted out
Do you have a processor with HT enabled? Try disabling the 'retrieve similar artists' option, in the last.fm configuration page, we've been finding some problems with it lately. Seems related to this bug: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=110921
see if you can get a back trace, here are the instructions: http://amarok.kde.org/amarokwiki/index.php/Debugging_HowTo if it hangs and doesnt crash, press ctrl-c in gdb during the freeze
If you are running SVN, you can change the Now Listening properties to change the personal message automagically. Otherwise, if you are using amaroK, you can use my script on kde-apps.org http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=28494
Add this to you .bashrc file: Source code 1 PS1='[\u@\h \W]\$
Set the file associations for text files, you can find the entry in Konqueror Settings > File Assosiations
You gotta install the -devel packages for kde, for example: kdelibs-devel kdebase-devel
Get yourself the latest ALSA libraries, DMIX is enabled and setup by default!
You possibly changed the mime types for html pages. you can change it back in Settings > Configure Konqueror, or in KControl
well to test if arts is the culprit, test this with either xine or gstreamer. Also, if you can provide any debug output, it would be useful.
Wednesday, September 18th 2024, 4:43pm
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