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| Hi, I couldn't find any Newsgroup that would fit perfectly for my problem. I only found one, where people wrote with signs that I couldn't read But maybe you can help me... My problem is, that whenever I pause XMMS, and repress the button, nothing happens. The Counter sometimes jumps a few seconds forward, but he neither resumes playing nor makes any sound... Also, sometimes he just plays very strange, like there's a break every 1/100 second for a short time. In both cases I have to stop the song and start it again... thanks for any suggestions... -- Bernhard | theEdge -Linux User #368478- http://www.alf.at.tc Austrian Linux Forum |
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| Bernhard Kastner wrote: > Hi, > I couldn't find any Newsgroup that would fit perfectly for my problem. I > only found one, where people wrote with signs that I couldn't read > But maybe you can help me... > > My problem is, that whenever I pause XMMS, and repress the button, > nothing happens. The Counter sometimes jumps a few seconds forward, but > he neither resumes playing nor makes any sound... > > Also, sometimes he just plays very strange, like there's a break every > 1/100 second for a short time. > > In both cases I have to stop the song and start it again... > > thanks for any suggestions... > Hi I tend to use Jukbox these days, but I fired up good old xmms and tried out what you suggested on a Beatles' song. Paused, repressed, and it played as it is expected to. What distribution and version of xmms are you using ? Is your sound card well supported under Linux ? |
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| Madhusudan Singh schrieb: > > What distribution and version of xmms are you using ? Is your sound card > well supported under Linux ? XMMS Version is 1.2.10 and I'm using ALSA sound on my Intel OnBoard Sound (my /proc/pci says it's Intel Corp. 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 2)) and works very good with every other application. I recently installed a software mixer for ALSA and shortly after that, this behaviour appeared... -- Bernhard | theEdge -Linux User #368478- http://www.alf.at.tc Austrian Linux Forum |
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| Hi Bernhard, * Bernhard Kastner <bkastner@liwest.at>: > My problem is, that whenever I pause XMMS, and repress the button, > nothing happens. The Counter sometimes jumps a few seconds forward, but > he neither resumes playing nor makes any sound... I experienced this problem with ALSA output. The solution was to disable mmap-mode in the advanced settings of ALSA output plugin. > Also, sometimes he just plays very strange, like there's a break every > 1/100 second for a short time. Just in case it's a scheduling problem, I patched my kernel with Con Kolivas' patchset and now use SCHED_ISO for xmms (invoked via schedtool -I -e), this absolutely ensures XMMS running without any glitches for me. Greets, Felix -- -|- Felix M. Palmen (Zirias) http://zirias.ath.cx/ -|- -|- fmp@palmen.homeip.net (PGP pubkey: http://zirias.ath.cx/pub.txt) -|- -|- try out http://mini-chat.ath.cx/ !! I never read HTML emails !! -|- -|- PGP Fingerprint ED9B 62D0 BE39 32F9 2488 5D0C 8177 9D80 5ECF F683 -|- |
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| Felix M. Palmen schrieb: > I experienced this problem with ALSA output. The solution was to disable > mmap-mode in the advanced settings of ALSA output plugin. > that works! thank you! > Just in case it's a scheduling problem, I patched my kernel with Con > Kolivas' patchset and now use SCHED_ISO for xmms (invoked via schedtool > -I -e), this absolutely ensures XMMS running without any glitches for > me. I'll try that... -- Bernhard | theEdge -Linux User #368478- http://www.alf.at.tc Austrian Linux Forum |