>|> I didn't report this as a bug because it's almost certainly some problem >|> with *my* systems (three of them!); otherwise you'd have been flooded >|> with complaints. But if there's any user with the same symptoms we could >|> try and determine what we have in common. >| >|Three systems? It's extremely reproducable - I wonder what these >|systems have in common other system don't have at all. Same audio >|hardware maybe?
All are using integrated Intel audio. But a Fedora-15 partition on one system uses the same hardware as the Centos-6 partition and vlc works okay there. >|Otherwise it must be some configuration part that is >|the same on all. Not sure what this means. I'd think it was some library that isn't fully compatible. >|If you have the luxury of reinstalling one, I would have a vanilla >|system w/o any modifications (other that allowing networking) and then >|install just vlc (and the dependencies that yum picks for you >|automatically) on top of it. If the audio output is OK, then proceed >|with the next step you would usually do to install one of these three >|systems and check the sound output again. At the end you either have a >|working system (but no clue why it was once broken), or better the >|audio will break at one step and you will know what is ruining the >|audio experience on the other two systems. Sigh. It may come to this. I'm still hopeful that someone will report a similar problem and we can compare notes. I may add stuff to the Fedora partition and see what happens. Thanks. Bob T. _______________________________________________ atrpms-users mailing list atrpms-users@atrpms.net http://lists.atrpms.net/mailman/listinfo/atrpms-users
